What are the types of citations? I - Direct short (textual) citation: textual transcription of part of the consulted author's work. It is necessar...

What are the types of citations?

I - Direct short (textual) citation: textual transcription of part of the consulted author's work. It is necessary to specify the page, volume, or section of the source. It should only be used when quoted up to 3 lines, exactly as it appears in the text.
II - Direct (textual) citation, with more than 3 lines: they must be highlighted with a 4 cm indentation from the left margin, with font size 11, without quotation marks and in single spacing.
III - Indirect citation: text based on the work of the consulted author. In this case, the indication of the consulted page is optional.
IV - Suppressions: when there is a need to suppress parts of a quote, ellipses in brackets should be included in these locations.
V - Authors with the same surname: the initials of their first names are added. If there is still a coincidence, the first names are written in full.
VI - Citation of a work by more than three authors: only the surname of the first author is inserted, followed by the expression 'et al.' (= and others).
a) I, II, III, IV, V and VI are correct.
b) Only I, II, III, and IV are correct.
c) Only I, II, and III are correct.
d) Only IV, V, and VI are correct.