Which of the following statements is true about a "Works Cited" page?

It includes a paragraph of text explaining why you used each resource using signal phrase verbs.
It is a list of your internal citations and quotes in one place to help you when writing your article.
It contains all the sources you cite in your article, which appear in alphabetical order by author name.
It lists your sources of information in the order in which you cited each one in the body of your article.

Question

Which of the following statements is true about a "Works Cited" page?

It includes a paragraph of text explaining why you used each resource using signal phrase verbs.
 It is a list of your internal citations and quotes in one place to help you when writing your article.
 It contains all the sources you cite in your article, which appear in alphabetical order by author name.
 It lists your sources of information in the order in which you cited each one in the body of your article.

alones · Answer

Alright th MLA form organizing calls for it will be previously, in order. In this way therefore, it holds every last bit the sources you refer to to your article, which show up to in order request by creator name.

alones · Answer

Actually I would go with C.