Modified Citations and Plagiarism NRI Practice

Promises — a book by Katherine Lawrence, chapter 3, page 41.

Liz slammed her locker shut and blinked back tears. It wasn't fair that Sophie always got what she wanted. For once, Liz wished she could be the one to stand out. Lawrence shows the rivalry between the sisters by explaining on page 41 that Liz wanted to "stand out ________________ " to her parents the way Sophie did.

• (Lawrence 41)
• (Lawrence 41).
• (41)
• No citation needed

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A Unique Picnic— a book by Sara Holland, chapter 4, page 121.

Margaret shook out the picnic blanket and spread it on the lawn. Nervously and carefully, she began to unpack the contents of the basket. They would be here soon. There was no time to lose. Because she realizes that she has “no time to lose,” Margaret feels anxious as she prepares for the picnic_________________

• (Holland 121).
• (Holland 121)
• (Holland).
• (121).

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The Fault in Our Stars— a book by John Green, chapter 3, page 46.

Her mother swooped in and said, "Jackie," disapprovingly, but I said, "No no, it's okay," because it totally was, and then Jackie asked, "Would they help me breathe, too?" Jackie asks, “Would they help me breathe, too?” when Hazel shows the young girl her oxygen tubes_____________​

• (Green 46).
• (Green).
• (46).
• No citation needed

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My First Cookbook— a book by Simon Vale, chapter 2, page 49.

Once the mixture has boiled, it will thicken into a firm, pliable paste.

According to the recipe, the mixture should become a "firm, pliable paste" once it has been properly boiled____________________

• (Vale 49).
• (Vale).
• (49).
• No citation needed.

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Fit for a Queen— a book by Magda Karlan, chapter 19, page 280.

The haunted mirror worked as intended. The queen, appalled by its dreadfully scary images, flung it out of the castle's highest window and watched it shatter on the ground below. A fitting punishment awaits the queen: Karlan reveals on page 280 that the haunted mirror's images are "dreadfully scary"_____________________

• (Karlan 280).
• (Karlan 280.)
• (Karlan).
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Healthy You— a book by Jillian Martin, chapter 4, page 56.

Focus on eating more dark green, leafy vegetables, like spinach and kale. These foods contain lots of iron and fiber, which are important for a healthy diet. Martin especially recommends eating vegetables like spinach and kale, which "contain lots of iron and fiber​"_____________________

• (Martin 56).
• (Martin).
• (56).
• No citation needed.

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Fit for a Queen— a book by Magda Karlan, chapter 19, page 280.

"Away! Away with you, vile instrument of madness!" On page 280, Karlan brings the queen's frustration to a climax. She flings the haunted mirror out of the castle's highest window, screaming, "Away with you, vile instrument of madness!"​_____________

• (Karlan 280).
• (Karlan).
• (Karlan 280)
• No citation needed

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The Hunger Games— a book by Suzanne Collins, chapter 5, page 57.

"Remember, heads high. Smiles. They’re going to love you!" Collins shows that Cinna is a true ally to the pair of tributes. For example, on page 57, he lights their costumes on fire and promises, "They’re going to love you​!"________________ before jumping off the chariot.

• (Collins 57).
• (Suzanne 57).
• (57).
• No citation needed.

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An Artist's World— a book by Sarah Schultz, chapter 13, page 23.

Do you want to live in a world where students can't solve problems creatively? If not, we need to expose them to art early and often. After the principal asks, "Do you want to live in a world where students can't solve problems creatively?" the teachers glance around the room nervously at each other___________________​

• (Schultz 23).
• (Schultz).
• (23).
• No citation needed.

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Promises— a book by Katherine Lawrence, chapter 8, page 159.

"It's okay," said Sophie, patting Liz's back. "We're going to figure this out together. Want a piece of my cookie?" Sophie tries to cheer Liz up, saying, "Want a piece of my cookie?"​

• (Lawrence 159)
• (Lawrence 159).
• (159).
• No citation needed.

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