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1
When only using part of a sentence from the text, which punctuation should you use?
parentheses
colon
ellipses
brackets
2
Which is the correct placement of the period?
"It is Monday" (Schultz 14).
"It is Monday" (Schultz 14.)
"It is Monday." (Schultz 14)
"It is Monday" (Schultz. 14)
3
An effective way to use quotes is to ____________ them into your sentences.
ignore
force
regurgitate
embed
4
When changing a word in a quote for embedding it effectively, one must put________around the word.
parentheses
quotation marks
smiley faces
brackets
5
Which example is correctly formatted?
"Why not make the world a better place?" (Miller 107).
"Why not make the world a better place" (Miller 107).
"Why not make the world a better place" (Miller 107)?
"Why not make the world a better place? (Miller 107)?
6
What does MLA stand for?
My Language Arts
My Lonely Antelope
Mandatory Language Application
Modern Language Association
7
Which example is correctly formatted?
"I was like drizzle and she was a hurricane" (Greene pg 88).
"I was like drizzle and she was a hurricane." (Greene pg 88)
"I was like drizzle and she was a hurricane" (Greene 88).
"I was like drizzle and she was a hurricane."(Greene 88).
8
Which example is correct?
"God bless us, every one"! (Dickens 78).
"God bless us, every one" (Dickens 78)!
"God bless us, every one!" (Dickens 78).
"God bless us, every one!" (Dickens 78)
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What does the word "embed" mean?
to include one part in a larger context
to edit
to put an elephant to bed
to gather
10
Which of the following is a properly formatted in-text citation according to MLA rules?
"This is a citation"--Melcher, pg. 26
"This is an in-text citation" Melcher, 26.
"This is an in-text citation" (Melcher 26).
"This is a citation." (Melcher, pg. 26)