terminator69
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How important are use of quotes in this module? Theoretically if someone had no quotes what would be the consequences when marked?
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Absolutezero
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You need to be able to justify everything you say. If not quotes, at the very least, paraphrasing. You shouldn't just really on examples.
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I guess I might be OK then. I just realised I only have two small quotes for the whole thing, which is because my essay is an evolution of a speech from an assessment task.
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I'd go as far as saying, paramount.
ashleighjade
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And I would agree. Quotes = ESSENTIAL. Google quotes if you have to but find them; now.
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brother im pretty sure textual knowledge which is a dot point = quotes so if u dont have any quotes and therefore techniques im pretty sure u miss out on an entire dot point .
and not using quotes would mean other dot points would be affected aswell, so at the most you'd be lookin at a low to mid C range mark
and not using quotes would mean other dot points would be affected aswell, so at the most you'd be lookin at a low to mid C range mark