1.
Your Name
2.
Teacher’s Name
3.
Class
4.
Date
Page
Numbers
1. Last Name & Page # in Top Right Corner
a. Click on ‘Insert’
b. Click on ‘Page Number’
i.
Top
of Page
1. Plain Number 3
ii.
Type
your last name in
In-Text
Citations
1. With a
Signal Phrase
a.
The signal phrase at the beginning of the
sentence
i.
EXAMPLE: In William Shakespeare’s Julius
Caesar,
b.
The quote being used in quotation marks
i.
EXAMPLE: “cowards die a thousand deaths, but the
valiant taste death but once”
c.
The page number in parentheses at the end
i.
EXAMPLE: (24).
In William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, "cowards die a thousand
deaths, but the valiant taste death but once" (24).
2. Without a
Signal Phrase
a.
The quote being used in quotation marks
i.
EXAMPLE: “cowards die a thousand deaths, but the
valiant taste death but once”
b.
The author’s last name and page number in
parentheses at the end
i.
(Shakespeare 24).
We know that "cowards die a thousand deaths, but the valiant
taste death but once" ( Shakespeare 24).
1.
Works Cited
a.
Centered
b.
No underline / italics / bold
2.
Last name, First name. Title of Book.
City: Publisher, Date. Print.
3.
Alphabetical order by last name
4.
Reverse indent
a.
1st line = not indented
b.
2nd line and other = indented
5.
EXAMPLE:
Moses, Mister. The Joy of Teaching. Liberty: Dearborn
Dreams, 2012. Print.
QUICK TIPS:
12 POINT TIMES NEW ROMAN
DOUBLE SPACED
SPACING - BEFORE: 0 pt. AFTER: 0 pt.
(to fix these things: highlight text, right click, paragraph)
