What is the main difference between a works cited page and a bibliography?

A. A works cited page is essentially the same as a bibliography.

B. A works cited page lists sources that were not included in the paper, while a bibliography lists all works consulted in one's research.

C. A works cited page lists all works consulted in one's research, while a bibliography lists only sources referenced in the paper.

D. A works cited page only lists sources referenced in the paper, while a bibliography lists all works consulted in one's research.

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Nick

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8 February, 05:28

What is the main difference between a works cited page and a bibliography?

A. A works cited page is essentially the same as a bibliography.

B. A works cited page lists sources that were not included in the paper, while a bibliography lists all works consulted in one's research.

C. A works cited page lists all works consulted in one's research, while a bibliography lists only sources referenced in the paper.

D. A works cited page only lists sources referenced in the paper, while a bibliography lists all works consulted in one's research.

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Alejandra Adams · Answer 1

I would go with D. because a Works cited pages would appear at the end of a research paper. Works cited means the same as references but differs from a bibliography. A works cited page is a list of works that you referenced in the body of your paper, whereas a bibliography is a list of all sources you used in your research.