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Correct Quote Integration and Citation Methods in Literary Analysis

Learn how to integrate quotes correctly in literary analysis and cite them accurately. Understand the importance of proper quote integration and citation in academic writing.

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Correct Quote Integration and Citation Methods in Literary Analysis

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  1. English 9 Midterm Review

  2. A. George warned the men in the barn, “Well, he better watch out for Lennie” (Steinbeck 27). • B. George warned the men in the barn: “Well, he better watch out for Lennie” (Steinbeck 27). • C. George warned the men in the barn; “Well, he better watch out for Lennie” (Steinbeck 27). Which of the following is correct quote integration?

  3. A. George told Lennie, “I’ll give you a pup.” (Steinbeck 13). • B. George told Lennie, “I’ll give you a pup (Steinbeck 13).” • C. George told Lennie, “I’ll give you a pup” (Steinbeck 13). • D. George told Lennie, “I’ll give you a pup” (Steinbeck, 13). Which of the following is the correct way to cite a quote?

  4. A. The repetition of an initial consonant sound. • B. Use of sensory detail to create vivid mental pictures in the mind of the reader. • C. The repetition of vowel sounds • D. The repetition of language in a poem Assonance is …

  5. A. In observing Lennie and George’s relationship, Slim says, “Funny how you an’ him string along together” (Steinbeck 39). • B. In observing Lennie and George’s relationship Slim says, “Funny how you an’ him string along together” (Steinbeck 39). • C. In observing Lennie and George’s relationship, Slim says: “Funny how you an’ him string along together” (Steinbeck 39). • D. In observing Lennie and George’s relationship, Slim says “Funny how you an’ him string along together” (Steinbeck 39). What is the best way to integrate the following quote?

  6. A. Melinda spends her time hiding in the closet. • B. The closet is where Melinda spends her time. • C. If Melinda wants to move forward, she must speak out about the rape. • D. Melinda wanted to get better, but needed help. Which of the following sentences would work best in a literary essay?

  7. A. Has a happy ending • B. Shares a moral with the reader. • C. Has a lot of suspense • D. All of the above Escape literature…

  8. A. To Kill a Mockingbird • B “To Kill a Mockingbird” How do we correctly identify the title of a novel?

  9. A. “The Road Not Taken” • B. The Road Not Taken How do we correctly identify the title of a poem?

  10. A. Harper Lee • B. LilianaHekker • Tobias Wolf • Laurie Halse Anderson The author of Speak is:

  11. A. The amount of tension in the story for the characters • B.The amount of tension in the story for the reader • C. The development of theme in a story • D. All the major plot points in the story Freytag’s Triangle is a measure of:

  12. What is the correct structure of a body paragraph?

  13. A. Family matters • B. Always try your hardest • C. Revenge • D. Everyone is capable of good and evil, but to choose good is to sacrifice one’s needs for those of other’s. Which of the following is a theme?

  14. A. The Blog • B. The epiphany • C. Speak essay • D. CAPT response The best example of a personal narrative assignment would be:

  15. A. Arguable • B. Specific • C. Identify a symbol • D. A & B • E. A, B and C Thesis Statements must be:

  16. A. Active Voice • B. Passive Voice The girl spoke to the teacher after class.

  17. A. Active Voice • B. Passive Voice My bike was stolen after school.

  18. A. The feeling of a story • B. the author’s attitude toward a subject • C. How a character is feeling • D. the use of figurative language Mood is:

  19. A. Active Voice • B. Passive Voice Allison plays the guitar like a professional.

  20. A. Add a comma after “disappointing” • B. Add a comma after “disappointing” and “but” • C. Add a semicolon after “disappointing” and a comma after “but” • D. Add a semicolon after “disappointing” His performance in the game was disappointing but we still won.

  21. A. Add a comma after “Speak” and “always” • Add a comma after “Speak” • Add a comma after “end” • Make no change At the end of SpeakMelinda learns to always speak out.

  22. A. Add a comma after “Powder” • B. Change Powder to “Powder” • C. Change Powder to Powder • D.Change “who” to “what” What is the best change to:The boy from Powder learns to accept his father for who he is.

  23. A. Add a comma after “high” and a comma after “therefore” • B. Add a comma after “high” • C. Add a semicolon after “high” and a comma after “therefore” • Add a semicolon after “high” and a semicolon after “therefore” The chance of snow is too high therefore we are moving the meet to Thursday.

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