How do you find citation on enecylopedia?

Answer 1

"According to the Encyclopedia XXX, printed in the year of XXXX, volume X, page XXX, paragraph XXX, line XXX, the . . . "

Remember, cite is the above example, which is different from copy (self-explained).

To quote is to repeat exactly what the encyclopedia says.

Answer 2

In the usual way. Give the name of the author, the title of the article in quotes, the name of the newspaper in italics, the date of publication and the page number(s). In the case of unsiged editorial articles, you are not in a position to give the name of the author and you need to begin with: Editorial entitled '[Title]', ...

Answer 3

The most basic entry for a magazine consists of the author name(s), article title, magazine name, publication date, page numbers, and medium. Volume and issue numbers are to be omitted from magazine citations in MLA. Last Name, First Name. “Article Title.” Magazine Name Publication Date: Page Numbers.

Answer 4

To find a citation for an encyclopedia entry, look for the author's name, title of the entry, name of the encyclopedia, publication date, and page numbers (if available). You can usually find this information at the beginning or end of the entry. If citing an online encyclopedia, include the URL and access date in your citation.

Answer 5

Don't. The only thing Conservapedia is good for is quick laughs.