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Integrating Textual Evidence
Integrating Textual Evidence
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Should my essay contain "dropped quotes"?
Yes, if you were in a hurry to finish.
just a couple
never
Hell, no!
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Textual evidence often takes the form of...
quotation marks.
a summary.
an indirect quote from a source text.
a direct quote from a source text.
3
A lead-in phrase comes before a quotation and includes the author or source.
True
False
4
Which is correct? Assume Darth Vader is the author of these words.
He asked, "Who's your daddy?" (Star Wars).
He asked, "Who's your daddy?" (Star Wars t-shirt).
He asked, "Who's your daddy?" (Vader).
He asked, "Who's your daddy?" (Vader, Darth).
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Including textual evidence is a must for most academic essays.
That is incorrect.
affirmative
sometimes
That is true.
6
The presentation "Integrating Textual Evidence" (not this Quiz!) contained how many pictures of superheroes?
Trick question: 0
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3
1
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When providing textual evidence, smiley emojis can be used to...
add necessary words or phrases to a direct quotation.
summarize a portion of direct quotation.
The presentation did not mention these.
substitute for the author's last name.
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When should a MLA in-text citation also include a page number?
when an online source text is used
when a printed source text is used
The page number is optional.
always
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A lead-in phrase before a quote is important because _____.
It offers the reader context as to the source of the information.
It makes the essay seem sophisticated.
It helps keep the writing unified (on-topic).
It avoids a comma splice.
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What are "dropped quotes"?
a list of all the sources cited within an essay
punctuation marks used in identify direct speech
quotes that stand alone and are not properly introduced or integrated
a reference to a source
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When providing textual evidence, an ellipsis can be used to...
add necessary words or phrases to an indirect quotation.
remove unnecessary words or phrases from a direct quotation.
remove necessary words or phrases from an indirect quotation.
add necessary words or phrases to a direct quotation.
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Direct quotes should be placed in
italics...
when an online source text is used.
at all times.
The presentation stated nothing about this. This is "fake news."
when a printed source text is used.
13
In academic writing, body paragraphs that don't include textual evidence lack proper...
unity.
coherence.
support.
sentence skills.
14
In academic writing, failure to include textual evidence can lead to accusations of...
sloppy writing.
plagarism.
spreading fake news.
"Un-American activities."
15
The presentation "Integrating Textual Evidence" included pictures of famous politicians.
I didn't see any.
Yes, quite a few...
Trick question: Nope.
I did see that.
16
Which is correct? Assume Snoopy is the author of these words. The title of the cartoon is
Peanuts.
He wrote, "They just are" (peanuts.com).
He wrote, "They just are" (Snoopy).
He wrote, "They just are" (Snoop Dogg).
He wrote, "They just are" (Peanuts).
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A lead-in phrase comes before a quotation and includes the author or source.
True
False
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An indirect quote is a(n)...
exact words from a source text and quotation marks.
summary of a passage.
use of words that another author used.
paraphrase from a source text and a citation.
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When providing textual evidence, brackets can be used to...
add necessary words or phrases to an indirect quotation.
remove unnecessary words or phrases from a direct quotation.
remove necessary words or phrases from an indirect quotation.
add necessary words or phrases to a direct quotation.
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Direct quotes should be placed in italics.
False
True
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Textual evidence is evidence gathered from an original source or other texts.
I agree.
No. That definition is incorrect.
That is not always true.
Yes. That is true.
