No matter how much information you use from your source, you need to cite it in your bibliography anyway. You don't want to be accused of copying someone else's work, so it is important you document every source you use. Also even if you can't find an author, you still need to cite it. Use as much information as you have. Try using citationmachine.net Click on MLA because i bet that is what format your teacher wants, but definitely check. Then click on what the source you are citing is... If it is a website or book, etc. The site is great because then it gives you a section where you can fill in the information you have and it gives you the proper citation you need to put in your bibliography. The only thing you need to change on what they give you is whatever they show you to underline, make sure you italicize it instead. That is a change in the MLA format that my teacher said the site didnt update yet. Otherwise, everything else will be correct. I hope I helped.

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