In MLA Style, you always cite your sources twice. The first time is in the body of the paper. The second time is at the end in a Works Cited list.

Which of the following best describes what these citations should include? Choose the best answer.

The in$-$text citation has all the details your reader would need to get back to the original source like author name$($s$),$ article or book titles, dates, and a few other key elements. The citation in the Works Cited list contains the names of all the authors in alphabetical order.

The in$-$text citation is the author's last name and a page number. The citation in the Works Cited list has all the details your reader would need to get back to the original source like author name$($s$),$ article or book titles, dates, and a few other key elements.

The in$-$text citation is a little number that guides the reader to the bottom of the page where there's information about the source. The citation in the Works Cited list has all the details your reader would need to get back to the original source like author name$($s$),$ article or book titles, dates, and a few other key elements.

The in$-$text citation is the first few words of the title and a page number. The citation in the Works Cited list has the full title and the author's name.