Choose one quote from The Soloist. 2. Write one paragraph in which you demonstrate that you know how to make a quote sandwich, including a correct in-text citation and a work cited* entry. *Put the Work Cited entry on the same page to save paper.

Review: Ingredients in a Quote Sandwich
1. Context: This is where you orient your audience to what is going on in the story at the time of the quote you are focusing on. When applicable, include who is saying or thinking the quote. Lead into the quote naturally. Do not write “The quote I chose to focus on is…”
2. Juicy Quote: Be sure to choose a quote that is not simply stating a fact. Choose a quote that has lots of delicious meaning—a quote that allows you (through your analysis) to show off your talents as a reader.
3. Analysis: Explain to your audience the significance of the quote. Consider things such as what the quote reveals, how the quote relates to a topic of the book, the connotations of specific words in the quote, etc. Make inferences!
Assignment Requirements:
1. Length: 1 paragraph (just the quote sandwich—no intro, conclusion, etc.)
2. Format: Typed, double spaced, 12 pt font, 1” margins
3. Include in MLA format: a title, a proper in-text citation, and a work cited entry
4. Submit your paragraph on Canvas

Proofread:
1. Check for content:
a. Are all the parts of the quote sandwich there?
b. Is your analysis thoughtful and insightful?
2. Check for proper grammar, spelling, and word choice.
3. Write in the present tense.
4. Check for the rules of formal writing:
a. No contractions (they’re, she’s, it’s, couldn’t, wasn’t, etc)
b. No personal pronouns (I, we, me, you, etc.)
c. Formal tone (no slang, clichés, or usage of informal phrases)