Portugal Food and Fun Facts

To format these sources according to MLA guidelines for a works cited page, you need to follow the standard structure: Author(s). "Title of Web Page." Title of Website, Publisher (if different from website name), Date of publication, URL. Here's how you can format each entry: 1. CNN Article: - Since no author is listed on the page, start with the title of the page. - Use the date of publication from the page, if available; otherwise, use 'n.d.' for no date. ``` "Portugal Food: A Newcomer's Guide." CNN, Cable News Network, n.d., https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/portugal-food/index.html. ``` 2. Trafalgar Article: - If an author is listed, start with the author's last name followed by first name; otherwise, start with the page title. ``` "Fun Facts About Portugal." Trafalgar, Trafalgar Travel, n.d., https://www.trafalgar.com/real-word/fun-facts-about-portugal/. ``` 3. Expatica Article: - As with the others, check for an author first, and if unavailable, begin with the title. ``` "Interesting Facts About Portugal." Expatica, Expatica Communications B.V., 18 May 2023, https://www.expatica.com/pt/moving/about/facts-about-portugal-504953/. ``` 4. Devour Tours Blog: - Begin with the author's name if available; otherwise, start with the title. ``` "Portugal Food Facts." Devour Tours, Devour Tours LLC, n.d., https://devourtours.com/blog/portugal-food-facts/. ``` *Note:* Always check the web page for specific details such as the author's name and publication date, as these are crucial for correct citation. If any of this information isn't available, the title or website name is used instead, and use 'n.d.' when no date is provided. Also, ensure URLs are not underlined or hyperlinked when printed or typed in an academic paper.