(a) Find an example of:
(i) a book by one author
(ii) a journal article
(iii) a chapter in an edited book
(iv) an article from a newspaper website
(v) an anonymous magazine article (electronic)
(vi) an official report(b) What are the main differences in the way these sources are referenced?
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(ii) _________________________________________________________________________
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(iv) _________________________________________________________________________
(v) _________________________________________________________________________
(vi) _________________________________________________________________________(c) When are italics used?
(d) How are capital letters used in titles?
(e) How is a source with no given author listed?
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