In-text citation

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In-text citation

• A Walk in the Woods
• Wilderness Letter
• Unit 3

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Compare Contrastp. 405writing prompt

• prewriting organization
• 1. introductionat least 2 sentences
• underline topic sentence
• 2. body paragraph I
• a. similarity
• --Walk example
• --Wilderness example
• b. similarity
• --Walk example
• --Wilderness example
• 3. body paragraph II
• a. difference
• --Walk example
• --Wilderness example
• b. difference
• --Walk example
• --Wilderness example
• 4. conclusionat least 2 sentences

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Compare Contrast

• Include 3 points
• (2 similarities 1 difference OR 1 similarity
  2 differences)
• Prewritinginclude in-text citation information
  (author page number)
• examples
• (Bryson 397)
• (Stegner 404)
• Final draft1 page (front only)

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In-text citation

• Known as parenthetical citation
• Must give credit when using someone elses words
• Both direct quotations paraphrases

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In-text citation

• Direct quotation example
• Romantic poetry is characterized by the
  "spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings"
  (Wordsworth 263).
• Wordsworth stated that Romantic poetry was
  marked by a "spontaneous overflow of powerful
  feelings" (263).
• Indirect quotation/paraphrase
• Wordsworth extensively explored the role of
  emotion in the creative process (263).