

1.5.3 Lesson
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English
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12th Grade
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Hard
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Madeline Jobczynski
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24 Slides • 21 Questions
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Draw
Decorate the circle to create a face that shows how you are feeling today!
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Poll
What pet(s) do you have, if any?
Reptile
Tarantula
Hamster or Guinea Pig
Gerbil or mice
Ferret or Weaseal
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Poll
What pet(s) do you have, if any?
Dog(s)
Cat(s)
Fish
Birds
Bunnies
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of informal language?
Good morning Ms. Yang. Unfortunately, I will not be able to submit my essay today.
Hi, can you take my shift on Saturday?
I forgot my book at your place. What time can I come pick it up?
Hey Ms. Yang!!!!!!! I'm gonna do my assignment tomorrow. Thx.
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Multiple Select
Which steps are part of the research process according to the project reminder?
Choose a Topic
Develop Thesis and Find Resources
Present
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
According to the rubric, which section of the essay is worth the most points?
Introduction and Thesis
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion
MLA Works Cited
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Fill in the Blank
The body paragraphs in your essay should begin with a ___ sentence.
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Multiple Choice
The topic sentence of this paragraph establishes that modern heroes are different from heroes of legend because of ___
Their actions
Their motivation
Their appearance
Their wealth
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the best definition of a transition in writing?
A word or phrase that connects one idea to another
A type of evidence used in paragraphs
A summary of a paragraph
A quotation from a source
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Multiple Select
Identify the three transition words or phrases below:
Additionally,
On the contrary,
Hello there,
As a result,
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Multiple Choice
What are the three types of evidence you can include in a body paragraph according to the lesson?
Quotations, Paraphrases, Summaries
Transitions, Additions, Contrasts
Signal phrases, Citations, Summaries
Examples, Explanations, Additions
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Multiple Select
Which two statements are correct?
Quotations and paraphrases are both used without citations.
A quotation uses the exact words from a source and must be placed in quotation marks with an in-text citation.
A paraphrase restates the idea in your own words and also requires an in-text citation.
Only quotations require citations because they use exact wording, while paraphrases are considered original writing.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best explains the purpose of in-text citations in MLA format?
They provide a summary of the source material.
They connect each source in the essay to the Works Cited page for more information.
They list all sources used in alphabetical order.
They are only required for direct quotes.
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Fill in the Blank
In MLA in-text citations, the author's __ name is placed in parentheses after the quote or paraphrase.
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Multiple Choice
True or False?? If a source has NO page number, then you DON'T need to include one.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are correct ways to cite a source with no author but a specific article title in MLA format?
Put the article title in parentheses after the quote or paraphrase.
Put the article title in the transition before the quote, paraphrase, or summary.
Include the article title in the Works Cited page only.
Use the author's first name instead of the article title.
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Multiple Choice
Which option correctly demonstrates an MLA in-text citation for a quote from an article titled "Malala's Story" with no author?
Malala ignored the risk, speaking "publicly on behalf of girls and [their] right to learn" ("Malala's Story").
According to the article, "Malala's Story," Malala ignored the risk, speaking "publicly on behalf of girls and [their] right to learn."
According to the article, "Malala's Story," Malala ignored the risk, defending the educational rights of girls.
Malala ignored the risk, speaking "publicly on behalf of girls and [their] right to learn" (Malala's Story).
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a common mistake to avoid when adding a citation at the end of a sentence?
Placing a comma before the citation
Placing a period after the citation
Using quotation marks around the citation
Capitalizing the citation
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Multiple Choice
Based on the examples provided, what are two common punctuation errors writers make when integrating quotations and citations?
Missing a comma after the signal phrase and placing the period before the citation
Using double quotation marks and missing the citation
Placing the period after the citation and using a semicolon before the citation
Omitting the author's name and using italics for citations
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Multiple Choice
Determine which of the following in-text citation is integrated correctly and which is integrated incorrectly
One speech given to the U.N. explains that "one child, one teacher, one pen can change the world" (Yousafzai).
One speech given to the U.N. explains that "one child, one teacher, one pen can change the world" (Yousafzai, 12/03/25).
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Multiple Choice
Determine which of the following in-text citation is integrated correctly and which is integrated incorrectly
Speaking to the U.N., "Yousafzai states that she is focusing on women to be independent to fight for themselves."
Speaking to the U.N., Yousafzai states that she is "focusing on women to be independent to fight for themselves."
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