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Integrating Quotations

Quiz by Erica Jackson

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  • Q1
    Which of the following examples correctly demonstrates Quote Integration #1?
    A study from the National Institutes of Health concludes, "Kids who spend...
    A study from the National Institutes of Health concludes. "Kids who spend...
    A study from the National Institutes of Health concludes; "Kids who spend...
    A study from the National Institutes of Health concludes: "Kids who spend...
    30s
  • Q2
    Which of the following examples correctly demonstrates Quote Integration #1?
    It becomes evident that the pigs are deceiving the animals when Napoleon cries. "Never mind the milk...
    It becomes evident that the pigs are deceiving the animals when Napoleon cries: "Never mind the milk...
    It becomes evident that the pigs are deceiving the animals when Napoleon cries "Never mind the milk...
    It becomes evident that the pigs are deceiving the animals when Napoleon cries, "Never mind the milk, comrades...the harvest is more important" (Orwell 28).
    30s
  • Q3
    Which of the following does NOT need an in-text citation?
    A paraphrase of information
    A summary of information
    A direct quotation
    Information that is common knowledge
    30s
  • Q4
    Which of the following is NOT an example of plagiarism?
    Citing any and all information that is not common knowledge or from my own brain.
    Purposely someone else's information without citing it.
    Accidentally using someone else's information without citing it.
    30s
  • Q5
    Which part of a body paragraph should be the longest?
    Summary of information
    Direct quotation
    Paraphrase of information
    Explanation
    30s
  • Q6
    What is the purpose of the explanation in a body paragraph?
    To restate the claim.
    To put the direct quotation in your own words.
    To introduce the next point.
    To clearly explain how the evidence supports the reason and claim of the paper.
    30s

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