Krista was doing research on jobs working for the U. S. Fish and Wildlife. She used the citation below. U. S. Fish and Wildlife. "Fact Sheets of Work/Life Topics". n. p., 17 December 2012. Web. May 2013. Which best demonstrates the error she made?

B. The date of publishing and date of visiting the web page should be switched.

Explanation:

This question is incomplete. According to a different source, the options that come with this question are:

A. The title of the website and the name of the web page should be switched.

B. The date of publishing and date of visiting the web page should be switched.

C. The title of the website and the name of the web page are punctuated incorrectly.

D. The term "web" should be written after the title of the website.

This is the best way to describe the mistake that Krista is making in her citation. In this example, Krista has switched the date of publishing and the date in which she visited the page. This presents a problem for the citation, as it can lead the reader to misjudge the relevance and accuracy of the information Krista is presenting.  

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