Zayn is writing his Works Cited page for his paper on the benefits of Daylight Saving Time. He has used information from the book Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons written by George Hartford. The book was published by Bubbleberry Publications in 1987. According to MLA guidelines, which is the correct way for Zayn to cite the book? A. George Hartford. Bubbleberry Publications, 1987. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. B. George, Hartford. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. 1987. Bubbleberry Publications. C. Hartford, George. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. Bubbleberry Publications, 1987. D. Hartford, George. Bubbleberry Publications. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. 1987. Reset Submit

C. Hartford, George. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. Bubbleberry Publications, 1987.

Explanation:

There are many different citation styles we can use when writing articles or academic/research papers (APA style, Chicago, MLA, etc.) According to MLA citation format, the form for a book citation is the following:

Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. City of Publication, Publisher, Publication Date.

In this particular case, as no information about the city of publication is given, it is omitted in the citation as well. The correct way for Zayn to cite the book is:

Hartford, George. Daylight Saving: Pros and Cons. Bubbleberry Publications, 1987.

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