A website to help you all out with in-text citations (i.e. when you use the readings in your papers)--
http://library.duke.edu/research/citing/within/mla.html
How you'll want to cite an article within an anthology--i.e., one of the readings in your textbook (see also Hacker ch. 32, item 10)--
http://library.osu.edu/help/research-strategies/cite-references/mla#Book%20%28Anthology%29
If you need help, www.easybib.com will make a Work Cited entry for you, although it is only as good as the information YOU put in, so you have to make sure all the info you provide is correct.
We'll go over ALL of this in class on Tuesday, so don't panic....
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