Besides the name of the source's author, what other piece of information should a writer provide when quoting or paraphrasing a source, if available? A. The publisher B. The page number C. The title D.

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Besides the name of the source's author, what other piece of information should a writer provide when quoting or paraphrasing a source, if available?

A. The publisher
B. The page number
C. The title
D. The date

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It would be B. The page number, so they know what page to find the source in the book or whatever their giving as a source.

Taylor Krusen answered May 2, 2017

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