1. MLA Works Cited Take notes! You will have to cite all of the resources you use for your presentation!

2. Books with One Author Author: Pooja Makijani Title: Under Her Skin Place of publication: Emeryville Publisher: Seal Press Copyright date: 2004 Makijani, Pooja. Under Her Skin. Emeryville: Seal Press, 2004.

3. Magazine Author: Karen Fanning Article Title: A Timeless Tribute Magazine Title: Scope Issue Date: November 14, 2005 Page numbers: 24-25 Fanning, Karen. “A Timeless Tribute.” Scope 14 November 2005: 24-25.

4. Online Encyclopedia Author: Nelson G. Hogg, Ph.D. Title of Article: Oceanography Title of the online resource: Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia Year of publication: 2005 Company: Grolier, Inc. Date of access: November 2, 2005 URL: http://go.grolier.com Hogg, Ph.D., Nelson G. “Oceanography.” Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. 2005. Grolier, Inc. 2 November 2005.

5. Website Author (if given): not given Title of document, article, web page: What is MLA Style? Title of Website: Modern Language Association Date posted or updated/revised: 9/9/2003 Sponsoring or associated institution: Modern Language Association Date of access: November 2, 2005 URL: http://www.mla.org/style “What is MLA Style?” Modern Language Association. 9 September 2003. Modern Language Association. 2 November 2005.

6. Your Works Cited Page Title your page “Works Cited” Alphabetize your entries Make sure you indent every line after the first for each resource. Consult the MLA Handbook if you have questions about how to cite a resource. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CITE EVERY RESOURCE CORRECTLY!

7. Works Cited Fanning, Karen. “A Timeless Tribute.” Scope 14 November 2005: 24-25. Hogg, Ph.D., Nelson G. “Oceanography.” Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. 2005. Grolier, Inc. 2 November 2005. Makijani, Pooja. Under Her Skin. Emeryville: Seal Press, 2004. “What is MLA Style?” Modern Language Association. 9 September 2003. Modern Language Association. 2 November 2005.