Questions.
part a
when you finish writing your draft, review it and discuss how the information you read in the lesson you improve your research paper. for
example, in your draft you may have included different types of primary and secondary evidence to support your daim. do you think that you've
incorporated a sufficient amount of evidence? did you cite your sources correctly using mla style?

Your answer should include the following points:

Explain how the information in this lesson helped you write your research paper:

I kept a list of all of my sources. When putting together the information in the prewriting stage and writing the first draft, I referenced and tracked the resources I used. That made writing my bibliography easier.

Evaluate the amount and the type of evidence you have used in your paper:

I've made sure that I used a good balance of primary and secondary sources for this paper. I've included quotations from Jane Austen's novels and information about her life as primary evidence. As secondary evidence, I've included quotations from other papers about Jane Austen and her novels.

Explain how you cited the sources in your paper:

I used MLA guidelines to format my sources and included them in a bibliography at the end of the paper.

Explanation: plato's answer

it wants you to read whatever it gave you. then compare it to the others you read. you need to use textual evidence, and cite anything you do!

hope this !

~courtney

where are the multiple choice answers?