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11.63 Integrating Quotations Smoothly Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.63 Integrating Quotations Smoothly. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.63 — Integrating Quotations Smoothly: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Integrating Quotations Smoothly.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which sentence integrates the quotation smoothly with a signal phrase and MLA punctuation?

AAdler argues that "a counterclaim is strongest when it is answered honestly." (58)

B"a counterclaim is strongest when it is answered honestly". This proves the point.

CAdler says (58) that "a counterclaim is strongest when it is answered honestly"

DAdler argues that "a counterclaim is strongest when it is answered honestly" (58).

Solution & Explanation:With the author named in the signal phrase, MLA style places the page number in parentheses and puts the sentence-ending period after the citation.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which sentence integrates the quotation smoothly with a signal phrase and MLA punctuation?

ABrooks argues that "data displays should reduce confusion rather than decorate it." (11)

B"data displays should reduce confusion rather than decorate it". This proves the point.

CBrooks argues that "data displays should reduce confusion rather than decorate it" (11).

DBrooks says (11) that "data displays should reduce confusion rather than decorate it"

Solution & Explanation:With the author named in the signal phrase, MLA style places the page number in parentheses and puts the sentence-ending period after the citation.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Which sentence integrates the quotation smoothly with a signal phrase and MLA punctuation?

AGarcia argues that "revision begins when a writer can see the reader's path." (36)

BGarcia argues that "revision begins when a writer can see the reader's path" (36).

C"revision begins when a writer can see the reader's path". This proves the point.

DGarcia says (36) that "revision begins when a writer can see the reader's path"

Solution & Explanation:With the author named in the signal phrase, MLA style places the page number in parentheses and puts the sentence-ending period after the citation.

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