Quote Sandwich

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What is a quote sandwich?

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A quote sandwich is a writing technique that involves introducing a quote, presenting the quote itself, and then explaining its significance or relevance.

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What are the three parts of a quote sandwich?

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1. Top bun (introduction with a signal phrase), 2. The quote (the actual quote), 3. Bottom bun (explanation of the quote).

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What is a signal phrase?

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A signal phrase is a phrase that introduces a quote, providing context and attribution to the source.

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Why is it important to use a signal phrase?

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It provides context and attribution, helping the reader understand who is being quoted and the relevance of the quote.

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What punctuation is typically used before a quote?

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A comma is typically used before a quote when introducing it with a signal phrase.

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What is the purpose of integrating quotes into writing?

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To support arguments, provide evidence, and enhance the credibility of the writing.

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What should you do after presenting a quote?

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You should explain the quote's significance and how it relates to your argument or point.

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What is the effect of not using a quote sandwich?

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Not using a quote sandwich can lead to unclear writing and may confuse the reader about the relevance of the quote.

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How can a quote sandwich improve writing?

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It helps to clearly present ideas, supports claims with evidence, and maintains the flow of the writing.

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What is an example of a signal phrase?

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Examples include "According to...", "As stated by...", or "In the words of...".