The list of secondary sources at the end of a report can be labeled "References" when
A)it contains fewer than 10 items.
B)it contains more than 50 items.
C)it is incomplete.
D)you want the tone of your report to be conversational.
E)you include works consulted but not mentioned in your report.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Including works consulted but not mentioned in the report is an indication that you have done due diligence and research on the topic. Labeling the list as "References" may be inappropriate since they were not directly cited in the report. Therefore, the best label for such a list is "Works Consulted."

The List of Secondary Sources at the End of a Report