Where and when was the article published? This one gets tricky. Follow the format exactly. Shorten the month name to just three letters followed by a period unless it is May, June, or July, in which can you spell it out with no period. pp. stands for pages.   Format: Name of Journal, vol. #, no. #, day Mon. year of publication, pp. ##-##.

Why are Jonas, Asher, and Fiona at the House of the Old?

What is the doi or permalink for the article? Check the database to see if your article has a doi (Digital Object Identifier) listed on the main information page. If not, find the permalink on the right hand edge of the article when you have it open. This can get confusing without a live demo, so feel free to reach out to a librarian using Ask A Librarian or make an appointment with me or with a writing tutor.   Format: doi:10.#######. OR Format: the link provided.

When was the book published? Use the latest date, the publication date of the edition you are reading.   Format: 2024.

What physical characteristic of Jonas’ is different from his family and most of the rest of the Community?

Who is the author of the novel?   Format: Lastname, Firstname.

A(n) sentence contains two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

A(n) clause often begins with words like because, although, or when and cannot stand alone.

A sentence with two subject and predicate pairs and and a dependent clause is called a sentence.

Open your online textbook and navigate to page 188. Type the two paragraphs under the section “Recognizing Major Supporting Points and Supporting Details in Texts.” Don’t worry about speed, and the text does not have to be 100% free of typos. Just type.