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11.99 Mechanics Quotation, Citation, and Formatting Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.99 Mechanics Quotation, Citation, and Formatting. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.99 — Mechanics: Quotation, Citation, and Formatting: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Mechanics: Quotation, Citation, and Formatting.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

In an article, Patel writes that "translation is access, not decoration."

Which option correctly uses MLA format for a quoted sentence with a parenthetical citation?

AThe article explains that "translation is access, not decoration." (Patel 9)

BThe article explains that "translation is access, not decoration" (Patel 9)

CThe article explains (Patel 9) that "translation is access, not decoration."

DThe article explains that "translation is access, not decoration" (Patel 9).

Solution & Explanation:For a short quotation in MLA style, the parenthetical citation comes before the final period. The sentence must still end with a period after the citation.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

In an article, Morgan writes that "quiet rooms protect the attention that complex reading requires."

Which option correctly uses MLA format for a quoted sentence with a parenthetical citation?

AThe article explains that "quiet rooms protect the attention that complex reading requires." (Morgan 31)

BThe article explains that "quiet rooms protect the attention that complex reading requires" (Morgan 31)

CThe article explains that "quiet rooms protect the attention that complex reading requires" (Morgan 31).

DThe article explains (Morgan 31) that "quiet rooms protect the attention that complex reading requires."

Solution & Explanation:For a short quotation in MLA style, the parenthetical citation comes before the final period. The sentence must still end with a period after the citation.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

In an article, Chen writes that "later buses make practice realistic for working students."

Which option correctly uses MLA format for a quoted sentence with a parenthetical citation?

AThe article explains that "later buses make practice realistic for working students." (Chen 22)

BThe article explains that "later buses make practice realistic for working students" (Chen 22).

CThe article explains that "later buses make practice realistic for working students" (Chen 22)

DThe article explains (Chen 22) that "later buses make practice realistic for working students."

Solution & Explanation:For a short quotation in MLA style, the parenthetical citation comes before the final period. The sentence must still end with a period after the citation.

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