Embedding Quotations in Your Essays

The video tutorial by Mr. CR focuses on embedding quotations in writing, a common challenge for students. It introduces the concept of the 'support sandwich' and emphasizes fluency between a writer's words and the author's. The tutorial provides examples and explains the TSQ method (Transition, Situation, Quotation) for embedding quotes. It also covers proper formatting and the importance of transitions to maintain coherence. The video concludes with practical tips and encourages students to refer to model papers for further guidance.

What are the three parts of a support sandwich?

• Thesis, Argument, Summary

• Topic, Support, Conclusion

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Claim, Evidence, Warrant

What is the main goal when embedding quotations?

• To make the essay longer

• To ensure a seamless transition between your words and the author's words

• To use as many quotes as possible

• To confuse the reader

In the example provided, who did the Gingerbread Man taunt?

• A young boy

• An old woman

• A baker

• A group of children

What does TSQ stand for?

• Transition, Support, Quotation

• Thesis, Support, Question

• Transition, Situation, Quotation

• Topic, Sentence, Quote

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to use TSQ?

• Quotation, Situation, Transition

• Situation, Transition, Quotation

• Transition, Quotation, Situation

• Transition, Situation, Quotation

What should you avoid saying when introducing a quote?

• This quote shows

• According to the author

• The author states

• In the text

Where should the period be placed when ending a sentence with a quote?

• Outside the parentheses

• Inside the quotation marks

• After the page number

• Before the author's name

What is a helpful trick to make the transition between your words and the author's words more fluid?

• Avoid using quotes

• Use multiple quotes in one sentence

• Place the quote in the middle of the sentence

• Use long quotes

Why is it important to use only the most important part of the text when embedding a quote?

• To make the essay shorter

• To confuse the reader

• To ensure clarity and relevance

• To save space

What should you do if you are unsure about how to embed quotations properly?

• Guess and hope for the best

• Look at model papers provided by your teacher

• Use as many quotes as possible

• Avoid using quotes altogether