1. Citing Sources

2. No research paper is complete without a list of the materials from which you have borrowed ideas, facts, opinions, or quotations. You created a running list of sources when you filled out your source cards. Now you must formalize the list to accompany your paper so that a reader can see your sources.

3. Steps to be Followed: 1.Go through your source cards, discarding any sources you did not use. 2.Arrange your source cards alphabetically according to the author's last name. If no author is indicated, alphabetize by the first prominent word in the title. (Don't use a, an, or the.) 3. Follow the MLA CITATION STYLE found on the left side of your research folder.

4. 1/2" 1” Jones 6 Works Cited Baida, Peter. "Flying Kites with Ben Franklin." Harvard Business Review. Jan.-Feb. 1986. 98-107. 1” Benjamin Franklin: Citizen-Sage of a New Age. Videocassette. Dir. Anne Zane Shanks. Zenger Video, 1986. 24 min. Crane, Verner W. Benjamin Franklin and a Rising People. Boston: Little, 1954. 1" Franklin, Benjamin. Autobiography. Ed. Gordon S. Haight. New York: Black, 1941. Goodwin, Ralph. Personal interview. 31 July 1988. 1” 1" Sample Works Cited Page