jeopardy!!!! mla formatsourcespotpourrigrammar 100 200 300 400 500
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JEOPARDY!!!! MLA Format Sources Potpourri Grammar
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Last name and page number.
Answer: Header
Name, Teacher, Language Arts Period #, Day Month Year
Answer: Heading
The size of spacing between text
Answer: Double Space
The sheet that contains all of your sources
Answer: Work Cited
The size of your margins.
Answer: 1 inch
The publishing company of this work.
Answer: World Future Review
This is the author’s last name, or the first word of the title inside parenthesis
Answer: In-text citation
This is the publishing company of this website.
Answer: Union Leader Corp.
The order in which your sources should be in on your work cited page.
Answer: Alphabetical
This is where the end punctuation goes when you state a quote.
Answer: Outside of the citation
This sentence uses conjunction words to combine two ideas.
Answer: Compound Sentence
This sentence includes a dependent and independent clause.
Answer: Complex Sentence
Identify the sentence type: June goes to the library and studies every day.
Answer: Simple
Identify this sentence type: Jonny played football, so Aubrey went shopping.
Answer: Compound Sentence
The independent clause of this sentence: The woman, who called my mom, sells cosmetics.
Answer: The woman sells cosmetics
The first sentence of your body paragraph.
Answer: Thesis Statement (will also accept restatement of thesis)
This is the name for a introduction to a quote, stating a quote, and explaining a quote.
Answer: A Sandwich
This restates your topic and applies it to your next topic.
Answer: Transition Sentences
This is what goes in I, II, and III parts of your outline.
Answer: Paragraph topics
This is the part of the body that represents the conclusion.
Answer: The legs
Final Jeopardy
Write an introduction for the following quote:
“A review of the trends impacting higher education will find that they can generally be grouped under three classifications: economic, technical, and student” (Dew 7).
Dew, John, R. "The Future of American Higher Education." World Future Review. 4.4 (2012): 7-13. Print.