True or False: In most cases, it is better not to start or end a paragraph with a quotation

When writing an essay, a paragraph can start with a quotation.TrueFalse

True or False: Because quotations are such strong pieces of evidence, they do not need any introduction, contextualization, or elaboration in your paper. Quotations can and should stand on their own.

Which quotation mark rule is true? A)    Do not use quotation marks before and after indirect quotations. B)    When a direct quotation is divided into two parts, the second part begins with a small letter. C)    When a direct quotation consists of more than one sentence, use quotation marks only at the end of the whole quotation.

True-False (1 point):As long as you use a parenthetical citation after your quote, you can condense a quoted passage by using an ellipsis mark (three periods, with spaces between) to indicate you have left words out.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Is the following sentence true or false?A topic sentence always appears as the first sentence in a paragraph.truefalse