English, 21.01.2020 14:31 HecptyAura

1. to avoid plagiarism it is best to:

only use one research source

copy and paste good information from your research into your essay

use many research sources and take notes.

2. the purpose of a lead is to:

present your first argument

to interest the reader into reading further

to present "a call to action"

3. the purpose of in-text citation is to:

show readers that you are using a direct quote

point the reader to the appropriate entry in the works cited page

all of the above

4. key words can be used to:

transition from paragraph to paragraph

locate items in the works cited page

conclude your essay

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