Direct quotations in a critical analysis do not have to be credited. True False

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Luden [163]3 years ago

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The statement given in the question is FALSE.

Direct quotations used in critical analysis must be properly cited and credited. Direct quotation refers to the actual words that someone used either in speech or in writing. When such words are been used directly by another person, the words must be put inside quotation marks and they must be properly cited no matter the type of literary works in which they are used, whether is it in critical analysis or some other types of academic essays.

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