Look at the scenario. In his essay about the atomic bombing of Japan during World War II, a student has used statistics he found in an article in the online archives of the Irish Times. The article is from May 5, 1997, and is called “Cancer Finding in Hiroshima.” There is no author given.

How should the student cite this source using MLA citation format?
(The Irish Times)
(“Cancer Finding”)
(“Cancer Finding in Hiroshima,” 1997)
The student needs the author’s name before citing the article

Most of georgia's revenue is spent on question 7 options: services for its citizens. salaries for government employees. attracting international trading partners. repaying loans from the federal government.

Why are both hamilton and jefferson writing to george washington? based on both of these letters, what seems to have been happening in george washington's administration? how can you tell?

Read the passage below. which of these statements describes the problem with including this passage as part of an explanatory essay? passage: the neolithic revolution changed everything for humans. before the n. r., you couldn't even plant food. i know you want to hear more, don't even deny it! o a. the tone is too dull and does not include a hook to keep the reader interested. o b. the tone is too objective and does not show the author's opinion. o c. the tone is too transitional and does not stay focused on one topic. o d. the tone is too informal and does not use appropriate vocabulary. surmit