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    Apa Citation Worksheet

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a bibliography in APA format. It includes examples of how to cite different resource types such as books, print encyclopedia articles, online periodicals, and web pages. Key guidelines are to list sources alphabetically, single space each entry and double space between entries, and use hanging indentation. Punctuation is important to follow APA style correctly.

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    Apa Citation Worksheet

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a bibliography in APA format. It includes examples of how to cite different resource types such as books, print encyclopedia articles, online periodicals, and web pages. Key guidelines are to list sources alphabetically, single space each entry and double space between entries, and use hanging indentation. Punctuation is important to follow APA style correctly.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a bibliography in APA format. It includes examples of how to cite different resource types such as books, print encyclopedia articles, online periodicals, and web pages. Key guidelines are to list sources alphabetically, single space each entry and double space between entries, and use hanging indentation. Punctuation is important to follow APA style correctly.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a bibliography in APA format. It includes examples of how to cite different resource types such as books, print encyclopedia articles, online periodicals, and web pages. Key guidelines are to list sources alphabetically, single space each entry and double space between entries, and use hanging indentation. Punctuation is important to follow APA style correctly.

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    Name ______________________________________________ Core _________

    This page is NOT your bibliography (list of resources used in research)! This is simply a guide that will help you
    gather information to write your bibliography. This guide models APA formatting.

    Guidelines for writing your bibliography:


     Most bibliographic information will come from the title  Use “hanging” or reverse indentation (everything
    page and title page verso (think “reverse”) in books except the first line of each entry is indented)
     List all sources alphabetically by first word in the entry  Punctuation is very, very important! Pay close
     Single space each entry; double space between entries attention to capitals, italics, parentheses, commas, etc.

    Print Resources
    Book – one author
    Example: Levete, S. (2010). Toxins in the food chain. New York: Crabtree Publishing.
    Author’s Last Name, First Initial. (Publication Year) Book Title City of publication: Publishing company.

    Print Encyclopedia Article


    Examples: Petrie, J. (2006). Daylight saving time. World book encyclopedia (Vol. 5, p. 54). Chicago: World Book.
    Britannica (2007). Seven wonders of the world. Compton’s by Britannica (Vol. 21, pp. 182-184). Chicago: Britannica.
    Author’s Last Name First (Publication Title of Article. Title of Encyclopedia (Volume, City of publication: Publishing company.
    (If there is one) Initial Year) pages).

    **Check at the END of the encyclopedia article for the author…most World Book Encyclopedia articles DO have an author listed!
    Name ______________________________________________ Core _________
    Electronic Resources
    Online periodical (magazine)
    Example: Bernstein, M. (2002). 10 tips on writing the living Web. A list apart: For people who make websites, 149. Retrieved
    Nov. 7, 2011 from http://www.alistapart.com/articles/writeliving.

    Author’s Name (Date of publication) Title of article Title of Periodical Volume # Date retrieved Full URL
    (mo, day, year)

    Web Page
    Example: Sea Turtle Restoration Project. (2006). Threats to sea turtles. Retrieved from
    http://seaturtles.org/section.php?id=104.

    Author’s Name (Date of publication) Title of work. Date retrieved URL


    (mo, day, year)

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