Question

which statements about mla style are true?
mark each statement as either true or false.
the title of books in the works cited list should be underlined.
in - text citations for sources with no author should list the date instead
in - text citations should include the authors last name and page number.
the year of publication is included in the citation after the publishers name

Explanation:

1. MLA style requires book titles in the Works Cited list to be italicized, not underlined.
2. For sources with no author, MLA uses the first few words of the source title (in quotation marks or italicized, matching the Works Cited entry) in in-text citations, not the date.
3. Standard MLA in-text citations include the author's last name and the relevant page number, when available.
4. In MLA Works Cited entries, the publication year comes after the page range (if applicable) and before the publisher name, not after the publisher.

Answer:

1. The title of books in the Works Cited list should be underlined. → False
2. In-text citations for sources with no author should list the date instead → False
3. In-text citations should include the author's last name and page number. → True
4. The year of publication is included in the citation after the publisher's name → False