Why is it important to AVOID including too many quotations over four lines? Select one:MLA format states that quotes should only be two lines long.highlight_offIt is considered plagiarism if you have too many quoted lines.highlight_offIt is difficult to find quotations over four lines in length.highlight_offQuotations over four lines break-up the flow of the paper, making it more difficult to read.

The following are rules for quoting a block of text exceptSelect one:include quotation marks at the beginning and end of the cited text.highlight_offindent the entire block of cited text ½ inch from the left margin.highlight_offmaintain original line breaks in the cited verse.highlight_offstart the quotation on a new line.highlight_off

Which of the following is a rule for quoting multiple paragraphs?Select one:indent all lines ½ inch from the left marginhighlight_offsingle space each line in the quoted paragraphshighlight_offindent the first line of each quoted paragraph an additional ¼ inch from the left marginhighlight_offuse quotation marks before the first word of the first paragraph and after the last word of the last paragraph

Question marks and exclamation points should be placed inside the quotation marks of a short quote ifSelect one:the author wants to emphasize the punctuation.highlight_offthey are part of your text.highlight_offthey are part of the quoted text.highlight_offthe author wants to ask a question or show excitement.

When embedding a line of poetry in a text, you must I. use quotation marks when there are fewer than four lines. II. include the line numbers following the quotation. III. block indent the quotation ten spaces from the margin if there are more than three lines. Select one:III onlyhighlight_offII onlyhighlight_offI onlyhighlight_offI, II, and IIIhighlight_off

True or False: Because quotations are such strong pieces of evidence, they do not need any introduction, contextualization, or elaboration in your paper. Quotations can and should stand on their own.