What is the difference between bibliography and footnote?

Answer 1

Comments and Footnotes (n icon). Allows you to add comments while you edit, write or read through the document. It also lets you to add footnotes. In addition, you can create, modify, and view all the linked notes that’s associated with an item.

Highlighted sentence and comment pane. Highlighted sentence and comment pane.

Lastly, you’ll notice on the extreme right there’s a little padlock, which locks the Inspector to a specific view.

Answer 2

A glossary is a list of the special words, terms, jargon, and language used in the text that may be difficult to find elsewhere.

A bibliography is a list of all the reference used to find content for the text.

Answer 3

In footnotes or endnotes, you are citing sources that are directly relevant to specific passages in your paper. In a bibliography, you are citing all of the sources that you researched, whether they relate to any specific part of your paper or not. So your bibliography might contain "extra" sources which you read, but did not specifically cite in your paper. Also, citations in footnotes or endnotes will always have page numbers, referring to the specific passages relevant to that part of your paper, while citations in bibliographies may have none (if you read an entire book, for example, you would not have to list specific page numbers in your bibliography. If you quoted the book, however, you would have to mention the page numbers in your notes).

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