Which citation correctly reflects mla guidelines for a website without an author?

It is written in the explanation.

Explanation:

Considering the ever-increasing amount of information found online, it has become quite common to use them as a citation source. They often may lack an author's name, but still, they require s proper citation. Some basic rules to follow are:

- first, we write the title of the work, the article or the web-page

- we follow with the title of the website (italicized)

- next is the publisher's name and the year of publication

- finally, since this is an on-line article we copy its URL

So to summarize: "Title of the article, work or web-page". Title of the website, Name of the publisher, Year, URL.

Also, using phrases such as anonymous author or unknown author instead of the author's name, in this case, should be avoided.

the answer is both an appeal to ethos and logos (if that's what your question options were)