Havard Referencing

When referencing a website in Harvard style, which piece of information comes first?

• Author's name
• Title of the webpage
• URL
• Date accessed

In Harvard referencing, how should the date be formatted when citing a website?

• Day Month Year
• Month Day Year
• Year Month Day
• Month Year

How should the title of a webpage be formatted in a Harvard reference list?

• Italicised
• Underlined
• Bold
• Quoted

When citing a website with no author in Harvard style, what should you use instead?

• The website's URL
• The title of the webpage
• The name of the website
• "Anonymous"

If a website has no publication date, what should you include in its place?

• (no date)

• "Unknown"
• "N/A"
• Leave it blank

Where do you place the URL in a Harvard reference for a website?

• Immediately after the title
• Immediately after the author's name
• At the end of the reference
• Before the date accessed

How should you format the access date in a Harvard reference for a website?

• [Accessed Day Month Year]
• (Accessed Day Month Year)
• {Accessed Day Month Year}
• Accessed Day Month Year-

If a webpage has multiple authors, how should their names be listed in a Harvard reference?

• List only the first author
• List all authors separated by commas
• List the first author followed by "et al."
• List the first two authors followed by "et al."

For a Harvard reference, how should you format the name of the website?

• Italicised
• Underlined
• In quotation marks
• In brackets

If the content of the webpage changes frequently, what additional information should you provide in a Harvard reference?

• The last updated date

• The time of access
• The version number
• The first published date