Annotated Bibliography Annotated bibliographies are a summa

Annotated Bibliography Annotated bibliographies are a summary and evaluation of each work cited entry used in a research project. Annotated bibliographies help the instructor and the student to determine how each source will be used for a research project.How to Write an Annotated Bibliography1. Format the paper following MLA guidelines: 1” margins, double-spaced, MLA formatted heading information, and centering the title “Annotated Bibliography” on the first line after the heading information.2. Write a works cited entry for the source you are using. Make sure to indent the second and all subsequent lines. List your sources in alphabetical order like you would for a works cited page.3.Write multi-paragraph brief summary and evaluation under the works cited entry. Summarize the key points and describe HOW this source will be used for your project by answering the questions below:For each source, write the following:The first paragraph will provide a detailed summary (not a copy of the abstract) of the novel/article’s main points and purpose.The second paragraph provide a quoted passage followed by an explanation on how this point will support your thesis. Be sure to explain HOW this source will support your points.NOTE: You will write a minimum of 4 entries: 1 for White Noise by Don DeLillo and 3 for the scholarly sources.