Quote Integration: PRE-TEST

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Which example below correctly uses a quote within a quote? *

Mike Rose shares, “when I finally said, ‘I don’t know,’ MacFarland looked down at me – I was seated in his office – and said, ‘Listen, you can write’” (166).

Mike Rose shares, “when I finally said, “I don’t know,” MacFarland looked down at me – I was seated in his office – and said, “Listen, you can write”” (166).

Mike Rose shares, ‘when I finally said, “I don’t know,” MacFarland looked down at me – I was seated in his office – and said, “Listen, you can write”’ (166).

What is this quotation missing? In “I Just Wanna Be Average,” “I and the others in the vocational classes were bobbing in pretty shallow water” (160). *

Period after "water"

Citation

Signal Phrase (a.k.a. lead-in)

If I wish to add a word, or change the form of a word, from an original quote, what punctuation mark do I need to use? *

< >

[ ]

( )

Which of the following is NOT correct when using block quotes? *

A block quote should be 4 lines or more

A block quote should be in quotation marks

A block quote should be on a new line, 1-inch from the left margin

Which of the examples below show how to correctly punctuate a quote that ends in a question? *

Rose asks, “why work hard in a class that didn’t grab my fancy?” (163)

Rose asks, “why work hard in a class that didn’t grab my fancy?” (163).

Rose asks, “why work hard in a class that didn’t grab my fancy” (163)?

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