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When you interpret evidence and explain its connection a claim, what are you doing?
Quoting
Citing
Analyzing
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What is the purpose of a Thesis Statement?
To grab the attention of the reader.
To state the central argument or idea of an essay.
To explain a quote's main idea.
To summarize the main idea of an article.
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Which of the following demonstrates the use of a signal phrase?
"The cat sat on the mat" (Doe 37).
The author explains, "The cat sat on the mat" (Doe 37).
(Doe 37).
There are many examples of this. "The cat sat on the mat" (Doe 37).
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What type of quote is taken from a source whose author used another source, or is quoting another source?
Direct
Indirect
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What is the purpose of a Topic Sentence?
Summarizes the main idea of an article
Transitions to the next paragraph
Introduces the reader to the paragraph’s topic or claim
Analyzes a key quote
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Consider the S.E.A. Method. What does the "S" stand for?
Sentence Structure
Source Summaries
Set Up & Signal Phrase
Similar Ideas
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Select which of the following is NOT included in an MLA Heading.
Course Title
Page Numbers
Deadline
Your name
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Where would you add a Source Citation?
On the Works Cited page
After the quote in parenthesis
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When would you use a signal phrase in your essay?
To analyze the textual evidence after the quote.
To cite the page number of the textual evidence, after the quote.
To verify the author of the textual evidence, after the quote.
To transition to the textual evidence before the quote.
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The writer argues, "No one should ever feel like they don't belong" (Doe 27). What do you call the item after the quote?
A source citation
A signal phrase
An analysis
A parenthetical/embedded citation
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When you reword specific sentences or portions of a source, what are you doing?
Quoting
Paraphrasing
Summarizing
Analyzing
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True or False: The Thesis Statement goes at the end of the Introduction Paragraph.
True
False
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What type of quote is taken directly from a source, in which the author of the source is also the author of the quote?
Direct
Indirect
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True or False: The Topic Sentence goes at the end of each body paragraph.
True
False
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Look at the attached source citation. What part of this citation is the container?
Bartolotti, James and Viorica Marian.
Wiley Online Library
"Bilinguals' Existing Language Benefit Vocabulary Learning"
Language Learning
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Where would the MLA Header go in a document?
Top right hand corner of the page
Top left hand corner of page
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What is the author's message about the topic considered?
the main Idea
the credibility of their points
A summary of their points
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What does a source's "Container" refer to?
Author of the source
Collection holding the source (journal, database, etc).
Link/URL to the source
Bibliography of sources
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Consider the S.E.A. Method. What does the "E" stand for?
Expand
Elaborate
Explain
Evidence
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What does the acronym M.L.A. stand for?
Mastering Language Association
My Longest Arm
Modern Language Association
Modern Literature & Art
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What does the Works Cited page include?
The list of all the quotes used in a research paper
The Introduction and first body paragraph of the essay
The MLA heading and essay title
The list of all the sources used in a research paper
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What is an expository essay?
An essay that provides an argumentative opinion about a topic.
An essay that provides a clear, factual explanation of a topic.
23
Which of the following is considered plagiarism?
Putting a citation after summarizing an article
Citing information from a credible source
Taking someone's words, ideas, or structure and passing it off as your own
Quoting an outside source with a citation
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Consider the S.E.A. Method. What does the "A" stand for?
Add details
Analyze
Author info
Alternative claims
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When you recount the main ideas of a source, what are you doing?
Paraphrasing
Analyzing
Summarizing
Quoting
