Sometimes the author of a source may quote or paraphrase an idea from another source. This is known as an indirect source. For example, in an article written by Jones they include a quote written by Marlowe. If you're including the quote by Marlowe in your essay, how would you properly cite it? (Choose all that apply.) A Cite the article by Jones in your References list B Cite the book by Marlowe in your References list C Identify both Marlowe and Jones in your in-text citation.

To properly cite an indirect source, you should follow these guidelines:<br /><br />A. Cite the article by Jones in your References list.<br />C. Identify both Marlowe and Jones in your in-text citation.<br /><br />So, the correct answers are:<br />A. Cite the article by Jones in your References list<br />C. Identify both Marlowe and Jones in your in-text citation.<br /><br />Here's how you can do it:<br /><br />In-text citation example:<br />(Marlowe, as cited in Jones, Year)<br /><br />References list example:<br />Jones, A. (Year). Title of the article. Title of the Journal, volume number(issue number), page range. DOI or URL (if applicable)