Michael is writing a research paper about human suffering in Macbeth. In one source, he finds the quotation: "Macbeth is, above
all, a testament to the dangers of ambition." Should he quote this directly or paraphrase it in his paper? Why? A. He should paraphrase it because it is not the focus of his paper.
B. He should quote it because it would be impossible to paraphrase.
C. He should quote it because it includes distinct wording.
D. He should paraphrase it because it is not a fact needing quotation.
C. He should quote it because it includes distinct wording.
Explanation:
The best way for Michael to incorporate this quote into his work is by quoting it. This statement should be quoted because it includes distinct wording. This means that the original author wrote it in a way that is distinct and personal. Therefore, the original author should get proper credit not only for the idea, but for the specific wording of it.
