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Assignment 2: MLA Source Citations Assignment
In the space below, use the MLA format to cite THREE sources of information you are using for your project. Consult the next two pages for steps and examples of how to do MLA Format. For further assistance, watch the recording from Class Connect on Tuesday, April 20. Plan to attend Help Lab on Thursday, April 22 at noon if you’d like Mrs. Hellwich to assist you with this assignment.
Citation 1:

Citation 2:

Citation 3:

To turn in this assignment, please submit it to the ASSIGNMENT FOLDER by Friday, April 23 at 11:30 pm. This assignment is worth 15 points.
How to Make MLA Citations
Use the following order to create your source citations using MLA Format. Study the example you’ve been given so you know how to set up and space each part.
1. Author and/or editor names (if available); last names first.
2. "Article name in quotation marks”.
3. Title of the website, project, or book in italics.
4. Publisher information, including the publisher name and publishing date.
5. URL (without the https://).
Notice how each individual part of the citation is like a complete sentence; it ends with a period. The first line should begin at the left margin. Every line after this should be indented by pressing the “TAB” key ONE time.
Mrs. Hellwich is doing her travel project on Montevideo, Uruguay. Here is a source she is using for her research:
https://www. globeguide. ca/montevideo-things-to-do/
This is what the website looks like:
Mrs. Hellwich’s Example of MLA Format:
Elliott, Tamara. “5 Things Travellers Love about Montevideo, Uruguay (and the Best Things to Do)”. Globe Guide: Savvy Travel Advice for Extraordinary Adventures. Globe Guide. March 31, 2020. www. globeguide. ca/montevideo-things-to-do/.