HURRY PLEASE?When Betty uses an idea, a quotation, or section from a source in her writing, how often should she need to cite the source? Always Sometimes Never Often

A). Always

Explanation:

Ideas, quotations or sections that come from an expert source have to be always cited; otherwise, it is considered an act of plagiarism.  

Citing makes an essay or an article valid and reliable due to it proves that the student researched the subject and gave full credit to any source that was found, which makes his/her work professional.

Homer writes that the men’s oars “sent the white foam scuddling by” (38).

This is all about the punctuation. Where does the period go? Think about a period as way for the reader to know where one idea stops and another begins. The citation (38) must be included as part of the sentence with the quotation it cites, so the period needs to occur after the citation. Otherwise it is floating around without a home. A comma is not needed at the end of the quoted material before the quotation marks.