Embedding Text Evidence

In order to embed a quote, you have to give _________ which lets the reader know what is happening in the scene

What is a good definition of EMBEDDING?

• Giving the page or line number where the evidence occurs.

• Setting up the evidence with proper context from the story

  (paraphrasing in your own words)

• Embedding is optional, and Mrs. Rink doesn't really want me to use it.

• This is a brand new term that I have never heard Mrs. Rink every say.

Is this text evidence embedded properly?

This is shown when Suni Lee wins the Olympics though her "inner voice tells her she didn't deserve to win."

• Yes, great embedding

• No, not good embedding

Which lines would you use to support the claim that Maya Angelou uses imagery of nature in her poem? (circle or underline your evidence)

What evidence from the text best supports your answer to ?

• As you leave one phase of life for another, remember that you are taking all this growth along with you.

• The next four years might seem daunting, After all, its the last stretch between you and the rest of your lives, whether that means college, careers, or different adventures.

• Just remember that you already met a great challenge. Today is proof of that.

Which line(s) would you use as evidence for the claim that SIMILE is used in "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" by William Wordsworth to highight the narrator's feelings of loneliness? (circle or underline your evidence)

Answer explanation

The first line is a simile: "I wandered lonely as a cloud."

In which paragraphs in your essay should you use specific evidence from the text?

• The introduction

• The body paragraphs

• The conclusion

Circle or underline evidence in the text for the following claim:

Wordsworth uses personification to talk about the nature surrounding him. (there are multiple lines that you could use!)

Textual evidence should always be...

• related to the main idea of the paper.

• quoted correctly.

• used to make a larger point.

• all of the above.

Quotes should be used to support or back up your topic sentence.

• True

• False