Advanced Placement (AP) Seminar 2026 Practice Test

The page listing all your sources is called Works Cited. In MLA style, this is a dedicated page at the end of your document that gathers the full citations for every source you actually cited in your paper, so readers can locate those sources precisely. It’s not the research question—the inquiry guiding your work—nor the stakeholders—the people affected by the research—nor the MLA format itself, which is the set of rules you follow for formatting. On the Works Cited page, the heading is typically centered, and each entry uses a hanging indent with details like author, title, container, publication information, and URL or doi when relevant. Other citation styles use different names for a similar list, such as References or Bibliography, but the page called Works Cited is the MLA version.