Authors in the Park Anthology - Dec 16, 2012 by Mark Miller

A writer wants to cite one book in a series. Many scientists and animal rights activists have weighed in on the importance of protecting endangered species (Cohen 10, Munson ix). Many scientists and animal rights activists have weighed in on the importance of protecting endangered species (Cohen Munson). Many scientists and animal rights activists have weighed in on the importance of protecting endangered species (Cohen 10 Munson ix). Which of the following sentences use correct in-text references? Correct Samuel Taylor Coleridge uses onomatopoeia in the first few lines of 'Christabel' to show the sounds of owls: ''Tis the middle of the night by the castle clock, / And the owls have awakened the crowing cock / Tu-whit! Tu-whoo!' _.Ī writer wants to cite two different sources for the same idea she wants to cite p. In Much Ado about Nothing, Benedick often exchanges barbs with Margaret at one point he says, 'Thy wit is as quick as the greyhound's mouth it catches' _.

Rochester shares some insights into his own personality as he tries to guess at Jane Eyre's: 'Do you never laugh, Miss Eyre? Don't trouble yourself to answer-I see, you laugh rarely but you can laugh very merrily believe me, you are not naturally austere, any more than I am naturally vicious' _.

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate parenthetical references. One is from a novel with chapters and page numbers (Jane Eyre) one is from a verse play with act, scene, and line numbers (Much Ado about Nothing) and one is from a poem with parts and line numbers ('Christabel').

Authors in the Park Anthology - Dec 16, 2012 by Mark Miller