In-text citation techniques

What does the term "citation" refer to in the context of referencing?

• In-text referencing

• Bibliography

• Footnotes

• Endnotes

When should citations be used according to the provided material?

• Only when quoting directly

• Only when paraphrasing

• When quoting, paraphrasing, summarising, or referring to someone's work/publication

• Only when summarising

How should the author's name be formatted in a citation?

• First name + year of publication

• Family name + year of publication

• Initials + year of publication

• Full name + year of publication

What additional information must be included in a citation if citing a direct or indirect quotation?

How should a quotation that covers two pages be cited?

• (Author, year, p.page1-page2)

• (Author, year, pp. 12-13)

• (Author, year, pages page1-page2)

• (Author, year, p.page1 and page2)

What is the main focus of the "Author prominent" citation technique?

• The publication year

• The page number

• The author

• The title of the work

In the "Information prominent" citation technique, what is emphasized?

• The author

• The publication year

• The information

• The page number

Which of the following is an example of the "Information prominent" citation technique?

• Rogers (1990) states that the relationship between the teacher and the learner is very significant.

• The relationship between the teacher and the learner is very significant (Rogers, 1990, p.101).

• According to Rogers (1990), the relationship between the teacher and the learner is very significant.

• Rogers, 1990, p.101, states that the relationship between the teacher and the learner is very significant.

When there are three authors or more, how should you cite them in the body of your essay?

• Write the name of the first author and add the abbreviation et al.

• Write the names of all authors.

• Write the name of the first author and add the abbreviation etc.

• Write the name of the last author and add the abbreviation et al.

What does the abbreviation "et al." mean?

• And others

• And more

• And so on

• And etcetera