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Now that you have your research, you need to integrate some evidence from your sources that support your claims about Victorian literature and female empowerment. You select several direct quotations that you plan to include in your BookTok.
Your friend reminds you to keep it interesting. They question whether you should include direct quotations in a BookTok.
How can you show them the best way to integrate evidence into an engaging presentation?
Question 6 options:
Type the evidence on screen as a graphic and recite it word for word.
Paraphrase the evidence and integrate it into your presentation in a conversational style.
Use direct quotations in all media formats at all times.
Don't include evidence in a video presentation.
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Paraphrase the evidence and integrate it into your presentation in a conversational style.
Brief why: Paraphrasing keeps the video lively and accessible, shows you understand the material, and lets you weave evidence smoothly into your argument. Use short quoted snippets or on-screen text sparingly for emphasis and always attribute sources, rather than reading long passages verbatim.
Brief why: Paraphrasing keeps the video lively and accessible, shows you understand the material, and lets you weave evidence smoothly into your argument. Use short quoted snippets or on-screen text sparingly for emphasis and always attribute sources, rather than reading long passages verbatim.
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