The MLA format for citing an article in a periodical has five parts, beginning with the author's name. What appears in the third position? A. Location B. Article title C. Periodical title D. Date or volume

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The MLA format for citing an article in a periodical has five parts, beginning with the author's name. What appears in the third position?

A. Location
B. Article title
C. Periodical title
D. Date or volume issue

English
high-school

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in my college book is the table, so I took a photo for you guys.

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The answer is "B".....

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