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 EH 1302 – Daily Writing 4.1 – Due November 2, 2017 Study the “Additional Example of a Works Cited Page” handout. Use that handout for primary guidance when completing the assignment below. The little red notations on the handout are for instructional purposes only. Do not place little red notations on your Works Cited assignment page. Do not number your citations. For additional help with formatting citations, check the “How To” section. Use the numbered partial bibliographical information below to locate the five sources on the Internet. After the sources are located, create five complete MLA-style citations on a Works Cited page. Submit one page containing five citations. IMPORTANT: When I check your completed citations, the cited sources must lead me to the complete articles on the Internet, not a summary, abstract, review, or recapitulation of the articles. This assignment is to develop one Works Cited page that includes a full citation for each of the following sources. One page, five citations. Certain information is required in a citation, and there is a specific order in which to list the components of a citation. The “Additional Example of a Works Cited Page” and other handouts list the information and the order. Here it is again. • Last name, first name of the author followed by a period. If the source has no author, begin the citation with the title of the article. • The title of the article followed by a period within quotation marks. • The date of the article (day, month, and year) followed by a period. • The name of the Website (italicized) followed by a period. • The full Web page address (URL) without the https://www. • Place a period at the end of the URL. • The date the student accessed the Web page followed by a period. If the article is not dated, use the abbreviation n.d. in place of the date. If the article has no date and no author, seriously question its credibility. There are some exceptions. For example, do not list an author or a date for versions of the Bible. The partial bibliographical information is below. 1. A 2013 article in the Dayton Daily News entitled “5 More Ways to Make a Difference.” 2. An undated article titled “9 Ways to Make Your Job Less Miserable.” 2 3. Use Faulkner University’s ProQuest Criminal Justice Database to locate a 2013 master’s degree dissertation about contemporary human trafficking in the United States written by Danielle Jacobs. BONUS POINT OPPORTUNITY: After you find this source, there is a bonus point opportunity associated with it. Email me no later than the due date if you are interested in earning 30 bonus points added to your accumulative daily writing grade points. 4. An October 2016 USA Today article with the following lede: “Church attendance is correlated with longer life and a sense of meaning.” 5. A Bible passage in the King James Version of the Gospel of Matthew that reads as follows: “Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away. But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.” NOTE: for this citation use the search feature maintained by the University of Michigan for the King James Version at quod.lib.umich.edu/k/kjv/ All sources above are online and are accessible to you without registration or subscription. During your online research to complete each citation, if any of the Websites ask you to register or subscribe to anything, my advice is to not register or subscribe. Instead, search for another source. As of the date of this assignment, I located the articles without having to register or subscribe to any Website. All sources must be found online, and the exact, full URL (Internet address) must be included in the Works Cited page citation. Do not use the word Web, the protocol http://, or the sub-domain (host) www in your citations. Daily Writing 3.1 is not an essay assignment. Compose a Works Cited page on a document that correctly lists the five sources above  Each citation is worth 20 points on this activity