Citing, Quoting, and Inferring in Textual Analysis

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When you use the author’s exact words to tell about a story, you must put ______ marks around the words

quotation

You want to include what the author actually says along with your ______ of what you read

interpretation

Restate the ______

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Answer the ______

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Use evidence to support your ______

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A central idea of a text is the most important point the writer makes. Sometimes, a text will have more than one central idea. Key detail - gives new, important information about a central idea. Includes examples and facts that explain the central idea. Topic - what an article or passage is about. Supporting details - more narrow ideas, evidence, examples, details and elaboration that supports the main idea in a passage. Circle the ______.

title

Highlight the ______ and subheadings. Read the captions of the pictures. Main Idea - is the most important idea in a paragraph or part of a story. Key detail - is a detail that reveals and supports a main idea. Paraphrase - to retell important plot events and details in your own words. A summary should be much shorter that the original story you are summarizing. When you summarize a story, you must ______.

paraphrase

Briefly states the most important information in the text with the main idea and key details. Tells what happens in the beginning, middle, and end. Should not include your opinion, just ______.

facts

Explain and Elaborate. Explain your answer. Elaborate and make your answer longer. Sum it Up. Conclude your answer. Link it to your topic sentence, but use different words. A central idea of a text is the most important point the writer makes. Sometimes, a text will have more than one central idea. Key detail - gives new, important information about a central idea. Includes examples and facts that explain the central idea. Topic - what an article or passage is about. Supporting details - more narrow ideas, evidence, examples, details and elaboration that supports the main idea in a passage. Circle the title. Highlight the headings and ______.

subheadings

Read the captions of the pictures. Main Idea - is the most important idea in a paragraph or part of a story. Key detail - is a detail that reveals and supports a main idea. Paraphrase - to retell important plot events and details in your own words. A summary should be much shorter that the original story you are summarizing. When you summarize a story, you must paraphrase. Briefly states the most important information in the text with the main idea and key details. Tells what happens in the beginning, middle, and ______.

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This quiz covers the concepts of citing, quoting, and inferring in textual analysis. Learn how to quote specific evidence, cite exact words from another author or source, and make logical inferences based on the text and background knowledge.

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