Citation

Citing text evidence helps the reader?

• Understand the author

• Understand the reading

• Shows the reader exactly where you found the information

• Shows the reader that you did not use someone elses work

If you take an idea from a source and explain it in your own words it is called?

• Paraphrase

• Quote

• #idontcare

• aphraseaquote

If you are using words directly from a source you will need?

• comma

• period

• quotes

• brackets

In text citations are placed.......

• Inside the sentence

• Outside the sentence

• In the hut with the three little pigs

What are the four parts of an In-text Citation?

• Open parenthesis, author's last name, page number, closed parenthesis

• open parenthesis, author's first name, line number, closed parenthesis

• Open parenthesis, author's last name, page number,

• Open parenthesis, Authors last name, page number, a comma

In iclude an in-text citation when you...

• Use a quote word for word from a source or borrow an idea from someone else

• use information that you created

• use a sentence that does not need to be in quotes

• when you are happy and need to clap your hands

An in-text citation....

• Connects the citation to the to the reader

• Connects Humpty Dumpty to the wall he fell off of.

• Connects your reading to the intent of the author

• Connects information you're borrowing from a source to a citation in your work cited page

A paraphrase is

• quoting

• Summarizing

• Stating the original in your own words

What is using the identical, actual words of the original words using quotation marks?

• summary

• paraphrase

• quote

• poke in the eye

When summarizing you only want to use?

• the thesis

• the main points

• the cheap facts