Strategy: Quoting from a textIf you are quoting from a text, follow these rules:- Start and end your quote with single or double quotation marks: ‘and’ or “and …”.- Write down the first two and the last two words of the fragment that you’re quoting, separated by three dots (...). This can be a complete sentence, but also a phrase (a logical part of a sentence) or even more than one sentence.- If possible, add the line numbers where you found the quote in brackets.- Example: ‘In an ... something else.’ (lines 1–2)Opdracht 7Lees voorRead the strategy and John Green. Decide whether the following statements are true or false. Quote the parts of the text where you found the answers.aJohn Green is a screenplay writer.FeedbackLees voorbJohn had a difficult time in school.FeedbackLees voorcJohn’s books have been on the market since 2005.FeedbackLees voordThe Fault in Our Stars was John’s sixth novel.FeedbackLees vooreJohn’s novel Paper Towns has also been made into a film.Feedback

Integrate Quotations Briefly and EffectivelyAnswer the following questions concerning integration of quotations, using MLA style as your guide.Which of the following is not a proper way to use a signal phrase?Multiple ChoiceJust after the quotation, from which it is separated by a commaJust before the quotation, from which it is separated by a commaIntegrated into your sentence structure without punctuationA complete sentence, followed by a semicolon separating it from the quotation

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

You need an in-text citation if you A) directly quote something from a source, B) if you paraphrase something from a source, and C) if you summarize something from a source.

Identifying Quotable StatementsRead the following examples of source material, and indicate whether or not each one is quotable—that is, writing that you would want to put in quotes rather than paraphrasing it if you used it in a research project.From Main Street, turn right onto Oakwood Drive. The library will be the second left after the light. --Directions from the Tinkerville Public Library websiteMultiple Choicenot quotablequotable

True-False (1 point):As long as you use a parenthetical citation after your quote, you can condense a quoted passage by using an ellipsis mark (three periods, with spaces between) to indicate you have left words out.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse