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There are many ways to cite a source **in-text.** (Start with author, end with, state during.) With **Paraphrasing** every word must be original. 1 Book 2 Self
 * Quote:**
 * Exact word-for-word statement. (Verbatim)
 * Used for exceptional insight.
 * Use the quote **__"EXACTLY"__** to the original source!!!
 * My Ex: Wilkinson states that "A name was often taken as a wish for or prophecy about the child's future" (21).
 * Paraphrase:**
 * Re-writing a resourse in your own words. (2-4 sentences)
 * Most often because it keeps your paper from sounding like a mix of voices.
 * Read the source and put into your own words. DON'T change meaning.
 * My Ex: In times of old, people were as tied to their names as their own lives. To lose a name would be to die. (Wilkinson 21)
 * Summary:**
 * Big idea to 15 words. GIST
 * For an overview of info.
 * Main point into one statment.
 * My Ex: In past days a name was important, often showing the person's future or nature. (Wilikinson 21)
 * Miscellaneaous:**
 * Author+Quote+(Pg#).
 * Author+(Pg#)+Quote.
 * Quote+(Author+Pg#).
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Citations:** Watch for organizations, always avoid using them. Ex. American Heartland Association.
 * 1) Editor
 * 2) Name of Article
 * 3) Report
 * 4) Website
 * 5) Publisher

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