Taylor, Scott, and Barbara Smith. “Wright, Frank
Lloyd.” American history: modern era, edited by
Gary B. Nash III, Second ed., vol. 7, New York,
Facts on File, 2010, pp. 45-60. Concise History of
the World. Student Resources in Context, link.
galegroup.com/apps/ . . . Accessed 8 Oct. 2017.
#1--authors of article/entry
C
Scott Taylor Barbara Smith
#2--publication year
2010
Taylor, Scott, and Barbara Smith. “Wright, Frank
Lloyd.” American history: modern era, edited by Gary B. Nash III, Second ed., vol. 7, New York, Facts on File, 2010, pp. 45-60. Concise History of the World. Student Resources in Context, link. galegroup.com/apps/ . . . Accessed 8 Oct. 2017.
#3--edition
A
2nd
#4--article/entry title
C
Wright, Frank Lloyd
#5
False--that's a series name.
Concise History of the World should be entered in the "title of volume in multivolume set" box.
#6--volume
7
#7--pages
45 60
#8--title of reference source
American History: Modern Era (must be capitalized correctly)
#9
False--III is a suffix.
Gary B. Nash III is the editor of the book; since III is not a suffix, III does not need to be entered in NoodleTools.
#10--publisher
B
Facts on File
#11--name of the database
Student Resources in Context
#12
#13
#14
You've logged in and opened your project. What do you need to select at the top in order to get to the screen where you can begin a new citation?
Sources
#15
View live Web page
#16
#17
If you capitalize an article title incorrectly when you enter it in NoodleTools, what will the program do to indicate that it is incorrect?
Yellow triangle
#18
What must you do to save a citation?
Submit
#19
There are three different years associated with a reference book article--2003 after the publisher in the database citation; Oct. 8, 2017 near the end of the database citation; Updated 2012 at the beginning of the article. Which one do you enter for the publication year?
#20
False
#21
You will always find all of the correct source information that you need to enter in NoodleTools by looking at the database citation.
False
#22
When entering information in NoodleTools, you must always fill in every box on the fill-in screen.
