According to the rules of MLA documentation style, what should be included when citing a Web site as a source? Select all that apply. the title of the overall site the location of the website's server the date the source was published the Web browser the site was viewed in

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14 February, 04:02

According to the rules of MLA documentation style, what should be included when citing a Web site as a source? Select all that apply. the title of the overall site the location of the website's server the date the source was published the Web browser the site was viewed in

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Maleah Washington · Answer 1

Wait what are the choices? They are all scrammed together so I can't tell which answer choices are separate

Ruth Pittman · Answer 2

the title of the overall site the location of the website's server the date the source was published

Explanation:

Citing research sources is important to establish a clear distinction between your own work and the work posted by others, showing how the work of others contributed to your own work. These sources should be referenced to indicate how to find this search material. For this reason, when citing a site as a source you must indicate the title of the general site, the location of the website server and the date the source was published.