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A man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never her age (Diplomat I)
A police uniform (Lawsuit Q)
A dog or cat that enjoys travelling in an automobile (Carpet E)
An obsolete child (Adult A)
Someone who is nice to meat (vegetarian T)
Using someone else's telephone (Free speech L)
The history of motor cars (Autobiography B)
Something that keeps you poor all your life so that you can die rich (Insurance O)
A person who gets paid for watching television (Babysitter C)
A person who slips on the stairs and just before he dies claims that someone pushed him (Troublemaker S)
A person who works hard all his life in order to become famous and then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized (Celebrity G)
A good walk spoilt (Golf M)
Whoosh! Then walk a mile (Skiing R)
Killers that travel in packs (Cigarettes H)
To take your time (Belong D)
A naked piano (Harp N)
Feeling sophisticated but being unable to pronounce it (Drunk J)
Twelve people chosen to decide who has the best lawyer (Jury P)
A poor man's credit card (Cash F)
Someone who takes a subject you know and makes it sound complicated (Expert K)
Unit 5 starting from Page 68
Online sources
What should be the difference?
Do we need to mention the author?
Year/Date?
Title of the article?
Name of the book/ journal/ newspaper/ magazine?
Do we italicize them? How about publisher?
How do we know that it is an online source?
Compare:
DOI: Digital Object Identifier
What is DOI?
A unique alphanumeric (alphabets & numbers) or numeric string assigned to an article in a scholarly journal
doi (DOI): 10.1037/a0019441
https://doi.org/10.1037/a0019441
Why DOI?
To uniquely identify objects in the digital environment
Information about a digital object including its location, may change
But not DOI
What if there is no DOI?
The following must be provided.
1. Retrieval information e.g. date, web page name, etc
2. Full URL (Uniform Resource Locator) for the article after the retrieval information
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Articles from online newspaper or magazine
Wiki or other related encyclopaedia entries
Wiki: usually without an author
Can be edited so provide retrieval date
Ecology. (2016). In Wikipedia. Retrieved March 9, 2016, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecology
Date of publication:
Year > month > day
*Date of retrieval:
Month > day > year
Pay attention to punctuation
If no date or year can be found, put down (n.d.)
Section 1: In-text citation
The problem lies with Mitch.
Surname + and
the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health (COSH)
No date: (n.d.) so
(b)
4.
'Ivy' is not a surname
(b)
So (a) & (c) not correct. How about (b) & (d)
The page number is missing in (d)
Section 2: References
We do not underline the name of the article.
The title of the article should not be italicized.
There should not be quotation marks.
Every item is presented according to the requirements.
(d)
Only Colorado Business Magazine should be italicized.
The date should be yy-mm-dd.
This is a government document.
The department should be the author.
Government document should not come first.
The identifying number should be placed right after the title of the article.
We do not underline the title of the book.
The retrieved date should begin with mm-dd-yy
(a)