1. Quote Integration, Wheat Thins, and Colbert
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2. Play Video

3. What Colbert Did
But the memo clearly states that "we can’t show over consumption" that is a "brand don't."
So remember, everyone, while Wheat Thins is "A snack for anyone actively seeking experiences", but those experiences do not include the experience of eating 17 crackers.

4. Signal Phrases Assist readers by providing context for a quote.
But the memo clearly states that "we can’t show over consumption" that is a "brand don't" (Roberts 2).
Internal Citation

6. What Colbert Is Missing
So remember, everyone, while Wheat Thins is "A snack for anyone actively seeking experiences", but those experiences do not include the experience of eating 17 crackers.

7. What Colbert Is Missing
So remember, everyone, wWhile Wheat Thins’ marketing memorandum maintains that it is "a snack for anyone actively seeking experiences" (Roberts 5), but those experiences do not include the experience of eating 17 crackers.

8. Proper Citation
During our interview Roberts explained, “The Got Milk campaign is simply a government funded advertising campaign for the dairy industry. Milk sales are dropping. How else can dairy farmers survive?” (Roberts 5).
Signal Phrase Question Mark
Internal Citation Only use a comma when referencing speech

9. Concept taken from J. Zeller at Pedablogical Thoughts.

10. Practice Exercise
After June's humiliating piano recital, Waverly adds insult to injury. "You aren't a genius like me" (Tan 151).

11. Practice Exercise
After June's humiliating piano recital, Waverly adds insult to injury by declaring, "You aren't a genius like me" (Tan 151).

12. Practice Exercise 1. missing signal phrase 2. punctuation problem
3. punctuation and signal
4. quotes and signal
5. punctuation and signal
6. punctuation and signal

13. Practice Exercise
When Waverly accuses her mother of showing off, Lindo's eyes turn "into dangerous black slits. She ha[s] no words for [Waverly], just sharp silence. (Tan 102)"

14. Practice Exercise
When Waverly accuses her mother of showing off, Lindo's eyes turn "into dangerous black slits. She ha[s] no words for [Waverly], just sharp silence” (Tan 102).

15. Practice Exercise
During their phone conversation, Toby's father tries to win Toby over, "I've made some mistakes We all have. But that's behind us. Right, Tober" (211)?

16. Practice Exercise
During their phone conversation, Toby's father tries to win Toby over by saying, "I've made some mistakes We all have. But that's behind us. Right, Tober?" (211).

17. Practice Exercise
When Lena shows Ying-Ying around her new house, "the slant of the floor makes her feel as if she is “running down”” (Tan 163).

18. Practice Exercise
When Lena shows Ying-Ying around her new house, Ying-Ying complains that "the slant of the floor makes her feel as if she is ‘running down’” (Tan 163).

19. Practice Exercise
During his boxing match with Arthur, Toby realizes that he and Dwight have one thing in common: violence. "And when it landed, and my old friend's head snapped back so terribly, I felt a surge of pride and connection, connection not to him but to Dwight." (Wolff 221)

20. Practice Exercise
During his boxing match with Arthur, Toby realizes that he and Dwight have one thing in common: violence. After the fight, Toby reflected, "and when it landed, and my old friend's head snapped back so terribly, I felt a surge of pride and connection, connection not to him but to Dwight" (Wolff 221).

21. Practice Exercise
When he learns of Dwight's abuse, Toby's brother Geoffrey reacts with anger and disbelief, "He hit you! What do you mean, he hit you" (Wolff 203)?

22. Practice Exercise
When he learns of Dwight's abuse, Toby's brother Geoffrey reacts with anger and disbelief exclaiming, "He hit you! What do you mean, he hit you?" (Wolff 203).

23. Examples taken from an unknown author at Head-Royce School in Oakland, CA.