Introducing and Citing Evidence

How do we format long titles, like books and movies?

• in quotation marks

• in italics

• bold

• exclamation

How do we format short titles, like short stories, poems, and songs?

• quotation marks

• italics

• bold

• exclamation

How do you cite a quote from a book?

• author's last name & page #

• author's first & last name + Chapter #

• author's last name & paragraph #

• author's first & last name + paragraph #

How do you cite a quote from a poem or song?

• author's last name & page #

• author's last name & line #

• author's first & last name + page #

• author's first & last name + line #

Which quote is introduced and cited properly?

• Reynolds says, "Please put on your mask" (Reynolds 12).

• Reynolds says "Please put on your mask," (Reynolds 12).

• Reynolds says "please put on your mask." (Reynolds 12)

• Reynolds says "please put on your mask" (Reynolds 12.)

Which quote is introduced and cited properly?

• Warren asks, "Do you want more banana bread?" (Warren 44).

• Warren asks "Do you want more banana bread" (Warren 44)?

• Warren asks "do you want more banana bread"? (Warren 44.)

• Warren asks "Do you want more banana bread" (Warren 44).

How comfortable are you with introducing and citing quotes?

• I got it, let's move on.

• I don't have it memorized, but I know where to look when I need to check!

• I get it, I just need to pay more attention when I'm proofreading.

• I don't really get it.

How do you cite a quote from an article?

• author's last name & page #

• author's first & last name + Chapter #

• author's last name & paragraph #

• author's first & last name + paragraph #