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| Bibliography | A list of sources referred to in the document and is placed at the end of the document; also referred to as a works cited page. |
| Boomark | A location or selection of text that you name and identify for future reference. |
| Caption | A line of text that describes an object. |
| Citation | Excerpt from the source of information. |
| Endnote | A citation in a document placed at the end of the document in which the citation is located; formatted as double spaced with no hanging indent according to the MLA guidelines. |
| Footer | Content that appears on the bottom of the page. |
| Footnote | A citation in a document placed at the bottom of the page in the document on which the citation is located; formatted as single spaced with hanging indent and double spaced between according to the MLA guidelines. |
| Header | Content that appears on the top of the page. |
| Hyperlink | A block of text or a graphic that when mouse-clicked takes the user to a new location to an internal or external page. |
| HTTP | How data is transferred through the servers. Stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. |
| MLA Style | A standardization of guidelines used by colleges and universities for research papers. |
| Plagiarism | Illegal use of someone’s work. |
| Source | Where you acquire the information. A source can come from a book, Web, interview, etc. |
| Tab Leader | The symbols that appear in a table of contents between a topic and the corresponding page number. |
| Table of Authorities | A specialized type of bibliography used in legal documents. It lists all of the legal citations in a document and the page numbers on which they are located. |
| Table of Contents | An ordered list of the topics in a document, along with the page numbers on which they are found. Usually located at the beginning of a long document. |
| Works Cited | A list of sources referred to in the document and is placed at the end of the document; also referred to as a works cited page. |
