A D/C/Q question is when you need to persuasively agree, disagree or qualify a stated quotation though a well-reasoned presentation of evidence developed from observation, experience or reading in argumentation form with appropriate diction. ... After providing quotations in your argument, you must include a citation of the source used. ... Before answering, look over the questions, underline and circle important terms, and annotate the text. ...

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We will briefly look at reasons why academic research may also be important to us. ... Related Objectives • understand that different disciplines use different style manuals • understand the difference between in-text quotations, block quotations, and proper formatting for each • use MLA to format papers and cite information • summarize, paraphrase, and quote sources accurately to support claims Outcome 7: Writing Aids and Technologies Students will effectively use writing aids, such as handbooks, dictionaries, online aids and resources, and tutors to rese...

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An important device the author uses to lend credibility to the article is ethos or the appeal to authority. Calling to authority is important in an article to convince the audience that others, potentially those are more credible than the author himself, is supporting the author's cause, and so the audience should, too. ... To further the appeal to authority, the author uses quotations from a member of Greenpeace, Rolf Skar, who says that Greenpeace is "being silenced on Facebook....

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