What is the purpose of a works-cited page? to indicate where in the project key information may be found to suggest materials that might be of interest to the reader to ensure that the reader knows the project was researched to provide readers with full bibliographic information on the cited sources

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28 February, 02:05

What is the purpose of a works-cited page? to indicate where in the project key information may be found to suggest materials that might be of interest to the reader to ensure that the reader knows the project was researched to provide readers with full bibliographic information on the cited sources

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The purpose of a works-cited page is to ensure that the reader knows the project was researched.

Works cited pages appear at the end of any research paper. They are a list of sources used in the research paper.

The works-cited pages are written in MLA (Modern Language Association) style.

The entries should be arranged in alphabetical order, not numbered and flush with the left margin. They should always include: the author, the title of the source, other contributors, version, number, publisher, publication date and location.