Here is an example of the format:

Elwell, Walter A. ed., Evangelical Dictionary of Theology. Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 1984.

Compilation of articles contributed by an international group of conservative scholars who are usually sympathetic with the subject presented; touches on theological topics as well as biblical terms and even contemporary movements and individuals; a handy reference volume.

1.      Annotated Bibliography

Build a Paper Project: This project is designed to teach how to research and develop a collegiate level paper. It is divided into four sections with varying weight toward the score. Each section must be completed by the due dates assigned. Exceptions are for family emergencies only. Sports conflicts require that submissions be made before the due date. Following are the sections with descriptions:

• This paper requires a minimum of ten (10) resources other than the textbooks, which are not required to be in the Annotated Bibliography

An Annotated Bibliography gives the MLA style Works Cited followed by a paragraph showing how this resource will benefit your research project. Annotate each bibliography entry with a brief description of the work’s contents or relevance to their research.^[1][1]
 

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