ELA Do Now by 2:30 pm Quote citations Classwork pp. 61-100 start get some in today finish Wed. Ms. Casella

Due 2:30 PM
DL-Do Now- Day 7
100 points

Casella
8:33 AM
Here is an example:
Author: Claude Brown
What the text says: The people could believe these speakers.
Page Number : 323
The quote should look like this: According to Brown, "The people could believe these speakers" (323).
Or
Sonny explained, "The people could believe these speakers" (Brown 323).

Use the following information to create an a proper in text citation with a signal phrase.
Rewrite the following quote using both methods above. You must write the quote both ways as explained above to receive credit.
Author: Mary Shelley
Page Number: 1
What the text says: I am by birth a Genevese, and my family is one of the most distinguished of that republic.

Classwork:

Read pages 61-100 and answer the questions. By 2:30pm you have to submit what you have worked on so I can check your progress and give you participation credit, a grade. You should be working toward having at least 10 questions answered today. I will then return the work to you so you can finish. The final submission will be Wednesday.

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