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When quoting a play, where do you begin your quote? A. on a new line B. on the same line you left off C. on a separate page D. at the bottom of the page
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When quoting a play, where do you begin your quote?

A. on a new line
B. on the same line you left off
C. on a separate page
D. at the bottom of the page

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b. the same line you left off. however, make sure to reference in accordance with the type of paper you are doing, apa or mla
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Answer:

A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Correct answer for Plato/Edmentum.

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