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How to make a quote sandwich

How to make a quote sandwich. A quote sandwich has 3 main parts. Context Quote Analysis. An example of a quote sandwich.

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How to make a quote sandwich

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  1. How to make a quote sandwich

  2. A quote sandwich has 3 main parts • Context • Quote • Analysis

  3. An example of a quote sandwich George was contemplating his life without Lenny: "If I was alone I could live so easy” (Steinbeck, 1939, para. 197). This scene lets the reader know that George could have had a better life without Lenny but he will not when Lenny is gone. George is speculating about what could have been, not about how things will be once he kills Lenny.

  4. 1. Context • Where in the story the quote is from • Which character said or thought it • What is happening at that moment Example: George was contemplating his life without Lenny: "If I was alone I could live so easy” (Steinbeck, 1939, para. 197). This scene lets the reader know that George could have had a better life without Lenny but he will not when Lenny is gone. George is speculating about what could have been, not about how things will be once he kills Lenny.

  5. 2. Quote • Should not be too long • Should not merely state a fact • Must be punctuated correctly • Must be followed by the correct citation Example: George was contemplating his life without Lenny: "If I was alone I could live so easy” (Steinbeck, 1939, para. 197). This scene lets the reader know that George could have had a better life without Lenny but he will not when Lenny is gone. George is speculating about what could have been, not about how things will be once he kills Lenny.

  6. 2.5 Punctuating the quote • Mrs. Trinkle said, “the quote will start with a lower case letter if you lead into it” (Trinkle, 2011, p. 4). • The author and page/paragraph number will be in parenthesis after the quote. • The period goes after the parenthesis.

  7. 3. Analysis • Your interpretation • Explain how it proves your point • Describe what the quote reveals Example: George was contemplating his life without Lenny: "If I was alone I could live so easy” (Steinbeck, 1939, para. 197). This scene lets the reader know that George could have had a better life without Lenny but he will not when Lenny is gone. George is speculating about what could have been, not about how things will be once he kills Lenny.

  8. Quote Sandwich…mmm…delicious! George was contemplating his life without Lenny: "If I was alone I could live so easy” (Steinbeck, 1939, para. 197). This scene lets the reader know that George could have had a better life without Lenny but he will not when Lenny is gone. George is speculating about what could have been, not about how things will be once he kills Lenny. Context Quote Analysis

  9. Some notes • This example was a very simple version of a quote sandwich. • The context, quote, and analysis can, and often will be, more than one sentence each. • The main purpose of quoting is to support your analysis.

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