APA review

Is this journal article reference correct?

Bolinger, Dwight. (1967). Adjectives in English: Attribution and predication. Lingua, 18, 1-34.

• It is correct.

• It is wrong. The title of the journal (Adjectives in English: Attribution and predication) should be italicized

• It is wrong. The first name of the author should be presented as D.

• It is wrong. The page number (1-34) should be italicized

Is this journal article reference correct?

Pateman, T. (1980). How to do things with images: An essay on the pragmatics of advertising Theory and Society, 9(4), 603-622.

• It is correct.

• It is wrong. The issue number (4) should be italicized.

• It is wrong. There shouldn't be a period (.) after the page number

• It is wrong. There is a missing period (.) after the title of the article.

Is the following book reference correct?

Bailey, S. (2014). Academic writing: A handbook for international students. Routledge.

• It is correct.

• It is wrong. The title of the book should not be italicized.

• It is wrong. The exact date of publishing is missing.

• It is wrong. The period (.) after the initial (S) is not necessary.

Is this online source reference correct?

Teen Mental Health in US has improved post-pandemic, new CDC data says. (2024). Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/aug/11/teen-mental-health-improved-post-pandemic-cdc

• It is correct.

• It is wrong. The title of the website is missing.

• It is wrong. The URL of the online source should be omitted.

• It is wrong. There should be a period (.) at the end of the URL.

The reference below is...

Li, C. N., & Thompson, S. A. (1989). Mandarin Chinese: A functional reference grammar. University

of California Press.

• a journal article

• a chapter in an edited book

• a book

• a website

The following reference is...

Scruton, R. (1996). The eclipse of listening. The New Criterion, 15(3), 5–13.

• A journal article

• A book

• An online resource

• A dictionary

When doing in-text citation, what should we do if the online resource doesn't include a date?

• Reference as (Author, 2024)

• No reference needed

• Reference as (Author, n.d.)

• Reference as (Author, not dated)

Which of the following in-text citation is the most suitable?

• Lo thinks that most people cannot understand the senders’ feelings if the texts lacked emojis

• Lo says that, 'most people cannot understand the senders’ feelings if the texts lacked emojis' (Lo, 2008)

• Most people cannot understand the senders’ feelings if the texts lacked emojis

• Lo (2008) suggests that most people cannot understand the senders’ feelings if the texts lacked emojis.