IEEE format

7. In an IEEE in-text citation, to cite the first source you've used, you should say a. "according to Smith (2016)" b. "according to [1]" c. "according to Smith [1]" 8. True or False: An IEEE document is usually written in a two-column format. 9. True or False: An IEEE document is usually formatted using Roman numerals for each heading. 10. True or False: Main headings in an IEEE document should be in all caps. 11. True or False: Times New Roman is the preferred font for IEEE. 12. True or False: A symbol or figure beginning a sentence is usually spelled out. 13. True or False: IEEE discourages the use of periods in some abbreviations, such as US and PhD. 14. Which of these is correct? a. In IEEE, you should spell out acronyms on first use. b. Some acronyms are so familiar they don't need to be spelled out on first use. c. Both a and b d. Neither a norb 15. To draw the reader's attention to a figure in an IEEE document, you should a. Say "(see Figure X on page Y)" b. Say "(see Figure X)" without naming the page c. Mention the figure in running text d. Either a orc e. Either borc 7. In an IEEE in-text citation, to cite the first source you've used, you should say a. "according to Smith (2016)" b. "according to [1]" c. "according to Smith [1]" 8. True or False: An IEEE document is usually written in a two-column format. 9. True or False: An IEEE document is usually formatted using Roman numerals for each heading. 10. True or False: Main headings in an IEEE document should be in all caps. 11. True or False: Times New Roman is the preferred font for IEEE. 12. True or False: A symbol or figure beginning a sentence is usually spelled out. 13. True or False: IEEE discourages the use of periods in some abbreviations, such as US and PhD. 14. Which of these is correct? a. In IEEE, you should spell out acronyms on first use. b. Some acronyms are so familiar they don't need to be spelled out on first use. c. Both a and b d. Neither a norb 15. To draw the reader's attention to a figure in an IEEE document, you should a. Say "(see Figure X on page Y)" b. Say "(see Figure X)" without naming the page c. Mention the figure in running text d. Either a orc e. Either borc