APA vs MLA Format - This is a survey for an AP Lit class to assess all of the literary work you PDF

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This is a survey for an AP Lit class to assess all of the literary work you have read so far. It will be very beneficial to you....

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Aiyanna Lopez 6-7-21 AP Lang Per. 1 APA vs MLA Format APA Format -

This format is mostly used for papers in classes like social, physical, and natural sciences.

MLA Format -

This format is mostly used for essays on culture, human society, humanities, arts, and historical literature.

In-Text Citations - (Author’s last name, year, page number) - (Adams, 2019, p. 12)

In-Text Citations - (Author’s last name and page number) - (Adams 12)

Citations - Author’s last name, Initial. Title in Sentence Case. No period after URL. - Austen. J. (1918) Pride and prejudice. Newton Press

Citations - Author’s Last Name, first name, Title in Title Case - Austen, Jane. Pride and Prejudice. Newton Press, 1918.

Formatting Rules - Reference List Title: References - Title Page: Required - Running Head: Page number (Optional running head with title in all caps) - Heading and Subheadings: Has a defined format - Block Quotes: Used for 40 words or more

Formatting Rules - Reference List Title: Works Cites - Title Page: Not Required - Running Head: Last name and page number - Heading and Subheadings: No defined format - Block Quotes: Used for 4 or more lines

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12 point Times New Roman Font Double Spacing 1-inch margins

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12 point Times New Roman Font Double Spacing 1-inch margins

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A separate cover page is required - lists the title of your paper, your full name, your institution and department, the course the

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No title page required Instead, you add a four-line heading on the first page. - The heading is left-aligned and

paper is for, your instructor’s name, and the due date, all centered and double-spaced.

double-spaced and lists your full name, your instructor’s name, the course title or number, and the submission date. The paper’s title is centered on a new line under the heading....