English 123—Yanover Your Name: Take-Home Quiz #2: Integrating Quotations (Part 1: Short Answer Definitions/Descriptions = 10 points) Refer to You Need to Know about Integrating Quotations” in the English 123 Reference “Everything (A PowerPoint is on my webpage: .) Instructions: Answer the following questions (in your own as much as possible). Answer all parts of each question. (Typed or handwritten in the space below or separately in which case number each answer.) What is critical thinking, and why is it important when it comes to integrating quotations? What are dropped-in quotations? How can you recognize them? Why is it important to avoid them, and how can you avoid them? What is the purpose of a quotation? How can you select meaningful ones? What should you look for in a quotation? Where are quotations most effective (in what types and what parts of paragraphs)? Why?
English 123—Yanover Your Name: Take-Home Quiz #2: Integrating Quotations (Part 1: Short Answer Definitions/Descriptions = 10 points) Refer to “Everything You Need to Know about Integrating Quotations” in the English 123 Reference (A PowerPoint is on my webpage: .) Instructions: Answer the following questions (in your own as much as possible). Answer all parts of each question. (Typed or handwritten in the space below or separately in which case number each answer.) What is critical thinking, and why is it important when it comes to integrating quotations? What are dropped-in quotations? How can you recognize them? Why is it important to avoid them, and how can you avoid them? What is the purpose of a quotation? How can you select meaningful ones? What should you look for in a quotation? Where are quotations most effective (in what types and what parts of paragraphs)? Why?
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