where you find your information

someone telling about what happened to them

someone telling about something that happened to someone else

a list of sources you used at the end of a research paper

in-text citation (parenthetical)

when you cite where you found your information IN the body of your paper Example: (Darlington 40).

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Term	Definition
sources	where you find your information
primary source	someone telling about what happened to them
secondary source	someone telling about something that happened to someone else
works cited	a list of sources you used at the end of a research paper
in-text citation (parenthetical)	when you cite where you found your information IN the body of your paper Example: (Darlington 40).