Cite Textual Evidence Review

What is explicit textual evidence?

• A conclusion drawn by the reader

• Anything written on a billboard in California

• An inference made by the reader

• Anything directly stated within a text or texts

There are three steps to citing textual evidence. What is the first one?

• State your idea

• Cite your evidence

• Explain your evidence

• All of the above

There are three steps to citing textual evidence. What is the second one?

• State your idea

• Cite your evidence

• Explain your evidence

• All of the above

There are three steps to citing textual evidence. What is the third one?

• State your idea

• Cite your evidence

• Explain your evidence

• All of the above

Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?

• Lines 5-9 ("In...automobile")

• Lines 20-24 ("And...car")

• Lines 24-26 (In...experience")

• Lines 32-34 ("Hopping ... quickly")

to write a direct quote from an author’s text, to use as evidence of your idea or perspective.

• Inference

• Cite (Citation)

• Metaphor

When textual evidence is cited, it is called...

• a quote

• parenthetical citation

• proof

What are the different ways to cite textual evidence?

• Direct quotes, paraphrasing, and summarizing.

• Copying, quoting, and referencing.

• Referencing, summarizing, and copying.

• Quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing.

When citing textual evidence, you can use direct quotes or paraphrase.

• True

• False

When you take words directly from the text and put them in quotation marks, you are...

• Plagiarizing

• Paraphrasing

• Using direct quotes

• All of the above