Title: Default for Course Template
Course: Mini-Search Paper

Q: You need to include 4 parenthetical citations in your final draft.
- True (Incorrect! You need AT LEAST five citations.)
- False (You are right! [Image: big grin] Actually, you need AT LEAST five citations.)
A: False

Q: How many sources are you required to use for this project?
- At least one source (Incorrect. You need at least TWO sources.)
- At least five sources (I like your style! Five would be great, but only TWO are required.)
- At least two sources (Correct! You need AT LEAST two sources. (But three, or even four, wouldn't hurt... [Image: wink]))
A: At least two sources

Q: What is a parenthetical citation?
- No clue! (Wrong. Guess again.)
- A mean requirement our teacher added to this assignment to make our lives miserable. (Correct! [Image: wink] Just kidding. Try again.)
- A way to give credit to the author of a source by putting the author's name (and other required info) in parentheses after a quote or specific fact. (Yes!! You got it! Below are examples of how this looks: APA-- sentence with quote or fact (author, date). There are 4200 inchworms in Dakota county (Smith, 2010). Inchworms are "an amazingly resilient species" (Smith, 2010). MLA-- sentences with quote or fact (author page number). Inchworms are approximately .9 inches to 1.1 inches long (Smith 42). Inchworms "bring bio-diversity to the world of invertebrates" (Smith 99).)
A: A way to give credit to the author of a source by putting the author's name (and other required info) in parentheses after a quote or specific fact.