The Works Cited list begins on the first new page immediately following the end of your report.  The page numbers for the Works Cited list will continue from the end of the report (if the last page of the report is page 15, the Works Cited list will begin on page 16).  The page number is aligned with the far right margin, one-half inch from the top of the page.  The title Works Cited (no underlining, italics, or quotation marks) appears one inch from the top of the page and is centered on the line.  There should be double spacing between the title and the first entry of the list.  The beginning of each entry is aligned with the left margin; subsequent lines of the same entry are to be indented one-half inch from the left margin.  There should be double spacing within an entry as well as between each entry (Gibaldi 145; Purdue 6). For example, the previous two sentences, written as entries, would look like this:

The beginning of each entry is aligned with the left margin; subsequent lines of the same entry
are to be indented one-half inch from the left margin.
There should be double spacing within an entry as well as between each entry.

The entries are to be alphabetized according to the author's last name; if there are multiple entries with the same last name, move to the first name for further alphabetization.

Italics or Underlining?
In MLA format, you can use either italics or underlining to provide emphasis.  Regardless of which one you choose to use, make sure that the style is used consistently throughout your report, including the Works Cited list (Purdue 6). For this tutorial, the underlining option will be used.