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Using Quotes from a Story #2
Using Quotes from a Story #2
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Rules involving punctuation, quotation marks, and references for quotes.
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1
Which of the following is the correct format for a parenthetical reference?
(pp 75)
(page 75)
(p. 75)
(75)
2
Which is the correct way to punctuate the end of a quote?
"Earth, just earth".
"Earth, just earth."
3
The sandwich method involves . . .
Including quotes about food.
Ending a paragraph with a quote.
Starting a paragraph off with a quote.
Introducing and then discussing the quote.
4
If a quote is in the past tense . . .
You should keep the quote as is.
You should change it to present tense.
5
Which is correct before the quote -- comma or colon?
The last word refers to Ivan's clothing, "coat (6)."
The last word refers to Ivan's clothing: "coat (6)."
6
Which has the correct punctuation at the end of the quote?
" . . . senseless gurgling noises (4)."
" . . . senseless gurgling noises" (4).
" . . . senseless gurgling noises."(4)
" . . . senseless gurgling noises." (4).
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Quotation marks are needed even if the quoted words are less than a full sentence.
False
True
8
Which is correct before the quote -- comma or colon?
The author states: "The darkness was a massive dread (5)."
The author states, "The darkness was a massive dread" (5).
9
Using the present verb tenses when writing about a story is called . . .
the literary tense.
the literary present.
the literature tense.
none of the above.
