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Does the following sentence use the correct in-text citation? Why?

"I'm little but I'm old" (Lee, Harper. To Kill a Mockingbird. New York: HarperCollins, 1960.)

A. Yes, but only when quoting directly; the format is different when the content is paraphrased.
B. No: this is an example of how the entry should appear on the Works Cited page.
C. Yes, all in-text citations need to have the year the novel was published.
D. Yes, it has the author's and the book's name.

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Final answer:

A correct in-text citation requires the author's last name and page number included in a specific format.


Explanation:

No: The sentence provided is not a correct in-text citation. It resembles how an entry should look on the Works Cited page, not within the text.

In-text citations should follow the format of (Last Name, YEAR) for paraphrased information and (Last Name, YEAR, p. #) for direct quotations.

It is important to include the author's last name and page number in the in-text citation to properly credit the source.


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