1	Answers To Works Cited Entries
2	1 Syndor, Charles W., Jr. “Auschwitz.” World Book Encyclopedia. 1999 ed.
3	2 Schauss, Hayyim. “Yom Kippur.” The Jewish Festivals: From Their Beginnings to our own Day. United States: Union of the American Hebrew Congregations, 1938. 119 – 142. KEY POINTS--- Author’s name is in inverted order followed by a period. The chapter title is in quotes.The book title is underlined. Pulishing info follows with place followed by the publisher and copyright date. Page numbers are last and listed separately.
4	3 Smith, Tom. Personal interview. 12 November 2002. Key points--- Name of person interviewed is listed in inverted order. Note order of date.
5	4 OWL at Purdue University: Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format. Purdue University. 20 November 2002. <http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/ research/r_mla.html.> KEY POINTS--- Title of Web site is listed first and italicized. The location of the page is followed by the date (note order). Put carats < > around the entire web address. Only break the address after a single virgule (/).
6	5 Tabb High School Students Grades 9-12. Survey. 30 November 2002. KEY POINTS--- Note that what the title of this work is, is listed first. The work is listed second followed by a period. The date is listed with the day before the month and followed by the year with end punctuation.
7	6 Grossman, Lev. “Sim Nation.” Time 25 November 2002: 78-80. KEY POINTS--- Magazine article. Note that there is no punctuation after the magazine title which is underlined. The date is arranged with the day before the month. A colon follows the year with just the numbers of the pages following. Note there are no abbreviations before those numbers and they are followed by a period.