How do you add sources for references and create a bibliography in Word?

• A. Review > Language to define sources
• B. References > Citations & Bibliography > Add Source for each reference, select a citation style, then Insert Bibliography
• C. View > Page Color to save sources
• D. Insert > Hyperlink to add bibliography

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how Word handles citations and a bibliography through its references tools. To add sources and produce a bibliography, use the References tab. In the Citations & Bibliography area, choose Add Source for each reference to enter details like author, title, and publication year. You’ll also pick a citation style (such as APA, MLA, or Chicago) so the formatting matches the required guidelines. Once your sources are in, place the cursor where you want the bibliography and select Insert Bibliography; Word will generate the list in the chosen style and will update automatically if you add more sources later. The other paths in those menus aren’t for building citations or bibliographies—Review > Language is for language checks, View > Page Color changes how the page looks, and Insert > Hyperlink adds a link.