This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to cite lectures in mla bibliographies
Write the speaker's name.
Just like with a book, you begin with the author's last name, meaning the speaker's last name. Add a comma and then the speaker's first name: " glenn, becky.

(1). " You'll list the year the speaker took his or her name, so keep this in mind if you aren't sure. For example, write, " glenn 5, melody smith. (2). " also include the parenthesis and the brackets. Use the outline style for a citation for example: "' wilson, jay jones, dr. (3). " For instance, in ben cranberry's lecture here, directly below, you would write " john, craig. " Write the author's title. (4). " use a period after the speaker's first name. Next, use the title of the speech.
The answer is:
(4).