which citation correctly reflects mla guidelines for a website without an author?\nn.a. the land down under…

which citation correctly reflects mla guidelines for a website without an author?\nn.a. the land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. net. 14 june 2013.\nn.a. the land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. web. 14 june 2013.\nthe land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. net. 14 june 2013.\nthe land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. web. 14 june 2013.

which citation correctly reflects mla guidelines for a website without an author?\nn.a. the land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. net. 14 june 2013.\nn.a. the land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. web. 14 june 2013.\nthe land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. net. 14 june 2013.\nthe land down under. australia department of tourism, 1 february 2013. web. 14 june 2013.

Answer

Answer:

The Land Down Under. Australia Department of Tourism, 1 February 2013. Web. 14 June 2013.

Brief Explanations:

According to MLA guidelines, when there is no author for a website, the title of the work (in this case, "The Land Down Under") comes first. The publisher (Australia Department of Tourism) and publication date (1 February 2013) follow. The access medium is "Web" (not "Net") and then the access date (14 June 2013). The first two options have "N.A." which is not needed as per MLA when no author is present. The third option has "Net" which is incorrect for the access medium. The fourth option has the correct elements in the right order with "Web" as the access medium.