Framing a Quote

You must give credit to the author for a direct quote.

• True

• False

After a direct quote, you should... (MULTIPLE ANSWERS)

• Give a page number like this: (page 11)

• Surprise readers with another quote

• Use reasoning to explain how it proves your claim

• Include the name of who is saying the quote

The author quotes a person of authority, a personal perspective, or cites other's words.

• Extreme & Absolute Language

• Numbers & Stats

• Word Gaps

• Quoted Words

Which of these questions should you ask when you see quoted words?

• What did this author write this text

• Why did the author quote or cite this person?

• Who is the person in the quote?

• What should the character say next?

You must give credit to the author for a direct quote.

• True

• False

After a direct quote, you should...

• Give a page number like this: (page 11)

• Surprise readers with another quote

• Use reasoning to explain how it proves your claim

• Include the name of who is saying the quote

The author quotes a person of authority, a personal perspective, or cites other's words.

• Extreme & Absolute Language

• Numbers & Stats

• Word Gaps

• Quoted Words

Which of these questions should you ask when you see quoted words?

• What did this author write this text

• Why did the author quote or cite this person?

• Who is the person in the quote?

• What should the character say next?

What is the primary purpose of using a quote in an essay?

• To fill space

• To provide evidence

• To confuse the reader

• To summarize the text

When integrating a quote into a sentence, you should...

• Change the quote to fit your style

• Use quotation marks

• Ignore the original meaning

• Paraphrase it