A lead-in phrase to quoted evidence is used to

Question

A) connect the quote with the writer's ideas
B)provide a smooth transition and keep the quote from being "dropped" into the paragraph.
C)Both A and B <---

You only need to cite

A)information from a source that is directly quoted <---- ? or B
B)information from a source that is paraphrased or indirectly quoted
C)you must cite any and all types of information you use from a source

If you list a source in your bibliography, you must include citations for evidence from that source within the body of your paper.

A) True
B) False <--

You only need in-text citations for direct quotes.
A) True <---?
B) False

The use of strong evidence allows the writer to

Show that his or her claims are supported by outside research
To test and develop his or her claims
To specifically explain how the evidence supports the claim
All of the above <----

Answer 1

1 - yes
2 - no
3 - no
4 - no
5 - yes

Answer 2

Thanks fo 2 is C) you must cite any and all types of information you use from a source?

Answer 3

Yes, even if you paraphrase you must cite the source, as well as a direct quotation.

Answer 4

Thanks and thanks for the info Mr.Reed !

Answer 5

You're welcome. :)