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Which quote integration is correct?
St. John declares, "do not leave" (380).
St. John declared, "Do not leave," (380).
St. John declares, "Do not leave" (380).
St. John declares "do not leave" (380).
2
How do I know what to place in my parenthetical citations?
Just make an educated guess
The first item (author or title) in the citation
The author
3
What is MLA an acronym for?
Major Linguistics Academy
Modern Linguistics and Academics
Modern Language Association
Modern Literature Association
4
How would you write A Doll's House?
"A Doll's House"
A Doll's House
5
Dr. Griffin's grammar pet peeve is...
When commas and periods appear outside "quotation marks".
She doesn't have one
6
The parenthetical citation for an article with no author titled "Beatrice Reviewed" would be...
(Beatrice Reviewed)
(Beatrice Reviewed)
("Beatrice Reviewed")
You would place the publisher in parentheses
7
If my source has two authors, what would the parenthetical citation look like?
(Barro, Miller)
(Barro; Miller)
(Barro)
(Barro and Miller)
8
Is this parenthetical citation correct: (Ibsen, 25)?
Yes, of course.
No: Don't need the page number
No: (Ibsen 25) is actually correct
I don't have sufficient info to say yes or no.
9
The in-text citation for the source
Reading for Pleasure,
if it had no named author, would be..
("Reading for Pleasure")
(Reading for Pleasure)
(Reading for Pleasure)
Not enough info to answer this question
10
What sources belong in a works cited page?
Only the works that your essay cites (quotes or paraphrases)
All works that informed your thinking
11
How would you write Much Ado about Nothing?
"Much Ado about Nothing"
Much Ado about Nothing
12
Which quote integration is correct?
Jane asks, "Who will care for me" (345)?
Jane asks "Who will care for me?" (345).
Jane asks, "Who will care for me?" (345).
Jane asks, "who will care for me?" (345).
