Will give brainliest! Select all of the statements that are true of in-text citations. a.) The abbreviation for 'page' is used in an in-text citation.
b.) A comma is not needed between the author’s last name and the page reference.
c.) An in-text citation gives the author’s last name and a page reference for the source material.
d.) An in-text citation is very short and is contained within the text.
e.) An in-text citation is always in parentheses.
f.) Every source used for an assignment must be documented with an in-text citation.
g.) Only direct quotations need to be documented with an in-text citation.
h.) An in-text citation includes the author and the title of the work cited.

* The answer is more than 1, I think a, b, and g are correct? but there are more answers.

The correct statements that are true regarding in-text citations are:

(A) The abbreviation for 'page' is used in an in-text citation.

(C) An in-text citation gives the author’s last name and a page reference for the source material.

(D) An in-text citation is very short and is contained within the text.

(F) Every source used for an assignment must be documented with an in-text citation.

(G) Only direct quotations need to be documented with an in-text citation.

(H) An in-text citation includes the author and the title of the work cited

            "An in-text citation can be regarded as brief form of the reference which was included in the body of the work. It provide enough information so that it will be easier to uniquely identify the source in the reference list.  The abbreviation for 'page' can be made used as regards in-text citation.  In  in-text citation  the author’s last name is given  as well as page reference for the source material.  In this citation, Only direct quotations are required to documented as regards in-text citation.  An in-text citation are usually very short which is contained within the text." (from "

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in this passage from "animal farm", by george orwell, the statement that best explains how boxer's response supports the author's purpose in writing an allegory is option b) orwell uses boxer's decision to avoid more carnage by working hard to show how the working class was manipulated. boxer and the other animals feel they are responsible for their carnage because napoleon uses propaganda to manipulate the animals of the farm.

explanation:

it is about the use of non animal tested cosmetics.