Question

Which of the following make up the components of a "quotation sandwich"?

a) The statement that introduces the quotation by explaining who is speaking and setting it up is the top slice of bread.

b) The explanation that follows the quotation is the bottom slice of bread.

c) The quotation itself is the filling in the middle.

Answer 1

All of the options are correct. The "quotation sandwich" is a method of incorporating a quotation into a written work, and it consists of three main parts: the top slice of bread, which introduces the quotation and provides context for the reader; the filling, which is the quotation itself; and the bottom slice of bread, which provides analysis or explanation of the quotation and ties it back to the overall argument or thesis of the written work.