Question

look at the mla citation for an online source.
\lets eat for the health of it.\ usda. the u.s. departments of agriculture and health and human services, june 2011. web. <http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/publications/myplate/dg2010brochure.pdf>.
what is missing from this citation?
○ the date the source was accessed
○ the title of the source
○ the date the source was published
○ the name of the publisher

Explanation:

In MLA citation for online sources, the access date (when the source was accessed by the researcher) is required. The given citation has the publication date (June 2011), the title ("Let’s Eat for the Health of It"), and the publisher - like entity (USDA, U.S. Departments...). So the missing part is the access date.

Answer:

A. the date the source was accessed