Which if the following is NOT true about in-text citations for poetry?

Cite by page with lowercase "p," and page #s in parentheses

Which is NOT true of the rules for formatting titles?

All poems go inside quotation marks

What is literary analysis?

Examination of meaning behind writer's choices

What is "analysis with connection to topic sentence"?

It shows how your analysis proves your topic sentence

You need transitions in all these places, EXCEPT

In between set up evidence and evidence

What is NOT true of punctuation within direct quotes?

If quote is statement, keep period inside end quote

Which of the following is the correct order of the structure of a body paragraph?

TS, set up, evidence, analyze, analyze w/ connection to TS

Which of the following is correct?

She declares, "I absolutely love Beyonce" (10).

When you set up your evidence, what should you do?

(Very brief summary) State speaker & signal word

Your analysis should...

be multiple sentences following each piece of evidence

Who is your audience when you write literary analysis?

Someone who has read the text before

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1
Which if the following is NOT true about in-text citations for poetry?
Cite by line #, lowercase "l" and line #s in parentheses
Indicate a stanza break with two backslashes
Indicate a line break with a single backslash
Cite by page with lowercase "p," and page #s in parentheses
2
How to cite a quote that begins on page 166 and ends on page 167
(166-167)
(166-67)
(166-7)
(pp 166-7)
3
Which is NOT true of the rules for formatting titles?
All poems go inside quotation marks
When handwriting, underline titles of long works
Long works should be italicized
Short works should go inside quotation marks
4
In lit analysis about only one text, always include author's last name in in-text citations
True
False
5
What is literary analysis?
Providing summary and context
Setting up and citing evidence
Examination of meaning behind writer's choices
6
What is "analysis with connection to topic sentence"?
It restates your topic sentence
It shows how your analysis proves your topic sentence
It provides plot summary
It restates your evidence
7
You need transitions in all these places, EXCEPT
At the very end of a paragraph
In between set up evidence and evidence
At the very beginning of a paragraph
Within body paragraphs between chunks of evidence & analysis
8
Which of the following are NOT claims?
Thesis statements
Facts
Topic Sentences
Arguments
9
In lit analysis, writer should not use personal pronouns: you, your, I, me, my, we, our
True
False
10
What is NOT true of punctuation within direct quotes?
Ellipses should only go in MIDDLE of the quote
If quote is statement, keep period inside end quote
If quote is a question, ? should be kept inside end quote
If quote is exclamation, ! should be kept inside end quote
11
Which of the following is the correct order of the structure of a body paragraph?
Set up, TS, evidence, analyze, analyze w/ connection to TS
TS, evidence, set up, analyze, analyze w/ connection to TS
TS, set up, evidence, analyze, analyze w/ connection to TS
TS, set up, evidence, analyze w/ connection to TS, analyze
12
Which of the following is correct?
She declares "I absolutely love Beyonce" (10).
She declares, "I absolutely love Beyonce." (10)
She declares, "I absolutely love Beyonce" (10).
She declares, "I absolutely love Beyonce". (10)
13
Use simple present tense, not present progressive. "She dances." NOT "she is dancing."
False
True
14
Which type of evidence do you NOT need to cite
Paraphrase
Direct quote
Facts
15
When you set up your evidence, what should you do?
Begin the sentence with quotation marks and direct quote
"On page 10" or "In chapter 3"
Include 3 or more sentences of context
(Very brief summary) State speaker & signal word
16
Your analysis should...
rephrase your evidence and provide further summary
be able to be found in the text (anchor in text)
be multiple sentences following each piece of evidence
17
How do you do in-text citations for plays?
Act.Scene.Line (2.4.8-9)
Line.Scene.Act (8-9.4.2)
Scene.Act.Line (4.2.8-9)
18
Who is your audience when you write literary analysis?
Someone who has read the text before
Your teacher
An academic who is smarter than you
Someone with whom you may use slang

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