Incorporating Quotes

When introducing a quote, a writer must:

• start a new sentence.

• use a comma or colon.

• include the word "said."

What is the best way to ensure a quote is relevant in a yearbook narrative?

• By choosing a quote from a famous person, regardless of context.

• By selecting a quote that directly relates to the experiences being described.

• By using a quote that sounds impressive.

• By including a quote in every paragraph.

Which part of an article is there to provide color and add to the story?

• Transitions

• Quotes

• Conclusion

• Byline

According to Kyle Stedman, what are some annoying ways people use sources?

• Drop quotes with no introduction and no context

• Begin paragraphs with quotes

• End paragraphs with quotes

• Use quotes where they aren't necessary

When incorporating a quote into an essay, which punctuation is often used to introduce the quote?

• A) Semicolon

• B) Comma

• C) Period

• D) Exclamation mark

What is the purpose of using quotes in a literary analysis?

• A) To summarize the text

• B) To provide evidence for an argument

• C) To confuse the reader

• D) To lengthen the essay

Which of the following is a correct way to integrate a quote into a sentence?

• A) The author states, 'Quote.'

• B) The author states 'Quote'.

• C) The author states: 'Quote'.

• D) The author states; 'Quote'.

What should a writer do after including a quote in their writing?

• A) Move on to the next point

• B) Explain the quote's relevance

• C) Repeat the quote

• D) Change the topic

In MLA format, how should a quote be cited in-text?

• A) (Author, Page)

• B) (Author Page)

• C) (Author: Page)

• D) (Author.Page)

Which of the following is NOT a reason to use quotes in an essay?

• A) To support an argument

• B) To add credibility

• C) To fill space

• D) To provide clarity