1. List of all the sources used in an essay For Essay 2, your only source should be the website you are analyzing. Works Cited centered on first line Double-spaced, with hanging indent Works Cited

2. Title of Website in Italics. Publisher (Company Name), Year of Publication (or n.d.). Web. Date of Access. Gatorade. Gatorade, 2015. Web. 28 Sep. 2015. Examples for Listing an Entire Website as a Source

3. Borrowed language (exact words and phrases) from a source. Must be enclosed in quotation marks Use the source’s words, punctuation, spacing, etc. exactly as they appear in the source (unless indicated with ellipsis points for omitted material or brackets for something added) – Quotations

4. Borrowed ideas presented in your own words and sentence structure. Ideas must be accurate, but the paraphrase is not enclosed in quotation marks. Paraphrase

5. Parenthetical Citation Information in the text of your essay that tells your reader which quotation or paraphrase comes from which source. For Essay 2, you are only using one source, so the reader will assume that quotations and paraphrased information came from the website you are analyzing. Avoid starting a sentence with a quotation. If it’s important, point out who might have said something or what page/link the quotation or paraphrased information came from.

6. Gatorade's role is implied by clever product placement throughout the comic strip as he makes statements about his desire “To push myself to my limit... and BEYOND” and “work to be better.” In addition, the Prime Energy Chews page explains that “It takes a lot to sustain greatness,” that J. J. Watt eats two packs a game, and that NFL players ate 518, 496 chews in the 2013 offseason and training camp. Examples