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English X, Period X Day Month Year (8 July 2011) your paper is submitted. Interesting and Descriptive Title Centered Here Here is the beginning of the first paragraph. Each paragraph should be indented. MLA requires double spacing throughout. Do not single space any part of the document. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Do not add an extra double space between paragraphs. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Now I will introduce a quote from the text: Here is a quote from the text. It has quotation marks around it and it is not italicized. At the end of the quote, a page number is given in parentheses after the closing quote and before the closing period (222). Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here

YourLastName 2 is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is more of the text. Here is a paragraph with a block quote. You use a block quote when your quote from the source is longer than 4 typed lines. Use block quotes sparingly. Lead into the block quote with an attributive tag ending with a colon. Author writes: The entire block quote should be indented 1 in from the left margin. You can achieve this by selecting the lines in the quote with your cursor and using the toolbox to push the Indent button twice. You do not put quotation marks around a block quote because the indentation already shows that the lines are a quotation. You put the page number at the very end of the block quote, outside of the period rather than inside the period like a regular quote. (138) The next line after a block quotation should not be indented, because you are not starting a new paragraph, but returning to the same paragraph in order to comment on the quote you just incorporated. The paragraph should continue as normal, but remember that the longer the quote you incorporate the more analysis and commentary you need to provide. Here is more of the paragraph about the block quote. Here is more of the paragraph about the block quote. Here is more of the paragraph about the block quote. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. On the last page is where the works cited page is found. The works cited page should start at the very top of the last page in your essay.

YourLastName 3 Works Cited To format Follow MLA guidelines found on the Purdue OWL resource found on VeraCross. If you paste your citations from Noodlebib, be sure to change the text back to double-spacing because the formatting is sometimes lost. Also, remember that the second line is indented as you see in this paragraph. This is called a hanging indent. It allows the authors name to stand out in the list works cited. Under the Format tab in Microsoft Word, use the Paragraph option to choose Hanging from the Indentation Special toggle menu.