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When citing sources for your bibliography, you should use quotation marks for A.titles of books. B.names of newspapers. C.titles of magazine articles. D.names of works of art.

When citing sources for your bibliography, you should use quotation marks for A.titles of books. B.names of newspapers. C.titles of magazine articles. D.names of works of art.
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When citing sources for your bibliography, you should use quotation marks for

A.titles of books.
B.names of newspapers.
C.titles of magazine articles.
D.names of works of art.

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None, you use italics for all of the listed (titles of books, names of newspapers, titles of magazine articles, names of works of art).
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