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Parenthetical References #3 - Forming a Caption and Citing both Text and Images
(Attached: the paper by Brian Tang)

What happens when we use more than one site within a homepage for information? Number your PR and the Bib entry.	The Cyclopes were huge, one-eyed giant monsters who were possibly one of creation's first attempts to create a human (Pontikis 1). However, other creation myths report that Prometheus and Epimetheus created a man who could walk upright and use fire (Pontikis 2). Citation References Pontikis 1, Nick. "Cyclopes." Mythman's Award-Winnng Homework Help Center. 1999. Thanasi's Olympus Greek Restaurant. 19 Nov. 2002 <http://www. thanasis.com/cyclopes.htm>. Pontikis 2, Nick. "Greek Creation Myth." Mythman's Award-Winning Homework Help Center. 1999. Thanasi's Olympus Greek Restaurant. 19 Nov. 2002 <http://www. thanasis.com/cyclopes.htm>.
What kind of punctuation do we use in a caption? The PR goes first, under the image. No period is needed because you aren't writing a sentence. The caption text is yours so you don't PR it.	(Gaea) Mother Earth was called Gaea.	(Ruebens) Zeus sat on a throne on Mt. Olympus.

1. Using the information on the rules of parenthetical citation fill in the correct O .
O A. The site within a Home Page is the page that you got your information from.
O B. The site within a Home Page is the name the whole site goes by.

2. Brian Tang found 3 sites within Home Pages from different sources all with the same name. How did he change the site within a Home Page name so that the reader could identify which PR went with which source?
O A. He numbered them in both the PR and the corresponding bibliographic entry so that the reader could tell which PR went to which source.
O B. He called each of them "Athena" and figured the reader would understand that they came from different sources.

3. The following is taken from Brian Tang's paper. Which PR is correct?
O A. ...which is the meaning of "Athena." (Pontikis).
O B. ...which is the meaning of "Athena" (Pontikis).
O C. ...which is the meaning of "Athena" (Pontikis.)

4. The following image of Poseidon is on a site called "Poseidon" created by Nick Pontikis, aka The Mythman. No artist is indicated. Which image is accurately pr'd?

O A (Pontikis) Poseidon rules the sea.

O B (Poseidon) Poseidon rules the sea.

6. Which of the following statements is the most true?
O A. A Parenthetical reference is needed under every picture and after each bit of information that did not come from my own analysis.
O B. Parenthetical references, a citation in parenthesis, are all you need to show complete bibliography reference.

7. How did Brian Tang reference his information on who gave the Greeks the olive tree?

8. What does paraphrasing something mean?
O A. Rewriting something I just read in my own words.
O B. Writing exactly what someone else has written.

10. Using Brian Tang's paper, who is the sculptor of the athbrth2 statue?

11. O A. The weapon of choice for Zeus was a thunderbolt (britanica.com).
O B. The weapon of choice for Zeus was a thunderbolt ("Zeus").

12. Both of the following are from " Poseidon" on Carlos Parada's Web site entitled Greek Mythology.
O A. "Poseidon, the earth-shaker, was allotted the dominion of the sea" and caused sailors a lot of trouble (Parada).
O B. "Poseidon, the earth-shaker, was allotted the dominion of the sea" and caused sailors a lot of trouble ("Poseidon").

13. Dear Sheila, I've found lots of information all over the Mythman site. Can I just use Pontikis in all of my PR's? -Helen
O A. Dear Helen, If you did, how would Dr. Questad know which site within the humongous Mythman site to check for accurate citation? Plus, if you were doing brain research, how would researchers check up on your facts? List each specific Pontikis site with a number that matches your bib entry. Trust Me. -Sheila
O B. Dear Helen, If Pontikis is the author that is all the info you need to give. Keep it simple. Truly Yours, Sheila

14. Dear Harold, I'm wondering how to tell what I PR and what I don't. Can you help me? Worried, Wendie
O A. Yes I can, Wendie. Every time you quote or paraphrase put in a PR afterwards. Sincerely, Harold
O B. I'll help! Wendie, all you have to do to make sure you get in no trouble at all is to put a PR after every single sentence! Love ya, Harold

15. What is the name of the site that I could find the image PR'd as acropo2r in Brian's paper?
O A Mythman's Homework Help Center
O B. "Athena"
O C. "Athena Album"

16. In Brian's paper the PR (Tuccinardi) refers to which site within a Home Page?

17. Which of the following would be the most correct bibliography entry for a PR that read (Disney)?
O A. Disney. "Chapter 1." Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 2002. Walt Disney Studios. 12 Nov. 2002 <http://disney.com/snowwhite/chapt1.html>.
O. B. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."Chapter 1." 2002. Walt Disney Studios. Nov. 12, 2002 <http://disney.com/snowwhite/chapt1.html>.

18. What comes first when I need to cite an artist, photographer or author?
O A. His/Her last name
O B. The name of the image or site within Home Page

19. Which address do you think is most likely the one I found information about Zeus on?
O A. <http://www.mythman.com>.
O B. <http://www. thanasis.com/zeus.htm>.

20. Choose the most correct answer for Skateboard Sam.
Dear Greta,
In my opening thesis paragraph, do I need to PR my thesis statement or any part of the summary of my paper in my thesis paragraph?
Stressing out major, Skateboard Sam