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BASIC RULES FOR FORMATTING YOUR WORKS CITED
PAGE (MLA 5.4)
There are some basic rules to remember
when formatting your Works Cited list:
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Begin your Works Cited list on a separate
page from the text of your research paper.
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Title or label the cited list Works
Cited (do not underline, bold or put “quotation marks”
around the words Works Cited).
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Margins at the top, bottom and sides
should be one inch each.
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All entries for your Works Cited are
arranged in alphabetical order unless your instructor tells you otherwise.
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Double space all entries.
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The first line of each entry is set
flush left, then indent the second and all following lines of a citation
5 spaces or ½ inch. For example:
Gillespie, Paula, and Neal Lerner. The Allyn and
Bacon Guide to Peer Tutoring.
Boston: Allyn, 2000.
Morehead, Joe. Introduction to United States Government Information
Sources.
6th ed. Englewood, NJ: Libraries Unlimited,
1999.
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