Which is Better for Introducing Evidence?
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- Q1Which is the best way to introduce evidence?According to author Louisa May Alcott, she mentions on page 160 that ...In my opinion ...According to the author, Alcott, ...I think ...30s
- Q2Which is the best way to introduce the evidence?In the passage , ...I think"Reasons Why Nikes are the Best" ....In the passage titled "Reasons Why Nikes are the Best,"30s
- Q3End plagiarism myths. Select the best answer. It's not plagiarism if I ________________________.Use quotations and give the page or paragraph numberwrite the exact same words on paper without quotationscopy the quote from the person next to mecopy and paste30s
- Q4What best describes putting an author's words into your own words?quoteparaquotecopy and pasteparaphrase30s
- Q5Which is the best way to introduce evidence?The author stated ...It stated ...I think ...The author stated in paragraph 9 that ...30s
- Q6What best defines an author's claim?a plain statementWhen the author makes a statement about which they plan to convince you with supporting evidencean I think statementan opinion only30s
- Q7If I use the phrase Mary had a little lamb without quotes, then this is a form of plagiarism. True or false?TrueFalse30s
- Q8If Henry writes this same sentence from a book: The astronauts discovered in 1965 that ...., then Henry is plagiarizing ?TrueFalse20s