According to MLA guidelines, which example below accurately uses parenthetical citation to correctly quote a sentence from the following source:

Author unknown
Title of Article: Acid Rain
Website Address: http://www.realscience.com/acidrain
Publication Year: 2007
Publication Title: Real Science
Publication City: Oakland, California
Provider/Host Name: Scholarly Publications, Inc.
Date Cited: 20 August 2007

"Acid rain can cause extensive damage to crops and monuments" (www.realscience.com/acidrain).

A. "Acid rain can cause extensive damage to crops and monuments" (Acid Rain).
B. "Acid rain can cause extensive damage to crops and monuments" ("Acid Rain").
C. "Acid rain can cause extensive damage to crops and monuments" (www.realscience.com/acidrain).

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GinnyAnswer GinnyAnswer · Answer 1 · 2024-07-13T17:42:18-04:00

Provide an accurate example of correctly using parenthetical citation in MLA guidelines for quoting a sentence from a specific source.

The correct example of using parenthetical citation to quote a sentence from the source 'Acid Rain' would be:

"Acid rain can cause extensive damage to crops and monuments" ('Acid Rain' www.realscience.com/acidrain)

This format includes the title 'Acid Rain' and the website address within the parentheses, following the quoted sentence.

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