What is the relationship between the parenthetical citations and the works cited page?
a. parenthetical citations appear at the end, while the works cited page appears throughout the paper.
b. research papers following the mla style must have either parenthetical citations or a works cited page.
c. the parenthetical citation must be connected to a related entry in the works cited page.
d. the works cited page gives less information about the source than the parenthetical citation.

The correct answer is C. A parenthetical citation must be connected to a related entry in the Works Cited page.

In a paper that follows MLA format, a Works Cited page must appear at the end of the paper. The Works Cited page lists the complete source information for every reference used throughout the paper. Throughout the paper, parenthetical citations are used to cite material. These parenthetical citations are brief citations that connect to the work's given entry in the Works Cited page.

Based on this information:

-- Answer A is incorrect, as parenthetical citations are used throughout the paper and the Works Cited page appears at the end.

-- Answer B is incorrect, as papers following MLA format must have BOTH parenthetical ciations and a Works Cited page.

-- Answer D is incorrect, as the Works Cited page gives MORE information about the source.

Therefore, only Answer C is correct. The parenthetical citation used in the body of the paper must be connected to a related entry in the Works Cited page.

the correct answer is c

Explanation:

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