Question

Which of the following is considered common practice for citing sources in news stories?
a. Jackson, who oversee the neighborhood watch, explained that several unfamiliar cars entered the complex last week. "I've lived here for over 10 years," said Marissa Jackson. "I know every car that parks in this lot."
b. Marissa, who oversees the neighborhood watch, explained that several unfamiliar cars entered the complex last week. "I've lived here for over 10 years," said Marissa. "I know evey car that parks in this lot."
c. Jackson, who oversees the neighborhood watch, explained that several...

Answer 1

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unfamiliar cars entered the complex last week. "I've lived here for over 10 years," said Jackson. “I know every car that park in this lot.”

d. Marissa Jackson, who oversees the neighborhood watch, explained that several unfamiliar cars entered the complex last week. "I've lived here for over 10 years," said Jackson. "I know every car that parks in this lot."

Answer 2

@Spectrum Do you think you can help me again with this one? :D

Answer 3

d i believe bc it sites her job and her full name

Answer 4

It sites her job too? Where?

Answer 5

But, I think your right. It says Marissa Jackson first so its telling you who your taking about and then it shortens it later with just "Jackson." Where as a just says the first name in the beginning and b and c is just either the first name or last...