What is the relationship between the parenthetical citations and the works cited page?

Parenthetical citations appear at the end, while the works cited page appears throughout the paper.

Research papers following the MLA style must have either parenthetical citations or a works cited page.

The parenthetical citation must be connected to a related entry in the works cited page.

The works cited page gives less information about the source than the parenthetical citation.

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Allison Cortez

27 June, 07:49

What is the relationship between the parenthetical citations and the works cited page?

Parenthetical citations appear at the end, while the works cited page appears throughout the paper.

Research papers following the MLA style must have either parenthetical citations or a works cited page.

The parenthetical citation must be connected to a related entry in the works cited page.

The works cited page gives less information about the source than the parenthetical citation.

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Brittany Burton · Answer 1

Brittany Burton 27 June, 08:20

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I believe the answer is c

Danica Fritz · Answer 2

The correct option is C, that is, the parenthetical citation must be connected to a related entry in the works cited page. A parenthetical citation is a citation to the original source which appears in the body of a work. It makes it possible for the readers to see where the cited information is drawn from. The work cited page always appear at the end of a work and it is the sum total of all the citations that are used in the work.