I.C.E. - text evidence

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I.C.E. - What does "I" stand for?

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Introduce

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C in I.C.E. stands for?

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Cite

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What does "E" in I.C.E. stand for?

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Explain

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When introducing a quote without the author's name, mention:

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use the title of the text

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Strengthen text evidence before introducing a quote by providing context through a brief summary of the text.

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Provide context by briefly summarizing what's happening in the text.

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Finish punctuating this quote: Fleischman states, "Something terrible has happened, yet Phineas gets down from the cart without help"

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(6).

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Quotation from page 6: Fleischman asks, "Does he hear his name called? Does he spot someone goofing off?" (5) - Correctly punctuated?

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False

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True or False: If a quoted text ends with a period, no period is added after the quotation. Example: Fleischman writes, "But something goes wrong this time" (5).

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True - the above sentence is punctuated correctly

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Finish your paragraph after introducing and citing a quote:

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By explaining the quote.

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Explanation length for a quote?

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Longer than the quote you used.