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Paraphrasing and Quoting from a Nonfiction Text: Cherokee Cavaliers Answers

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Which sentence most effectively paraphrases the ideas in this excerpt?

A
Boudinot writes that he will take it upon himself to influence public opinion about the question of Indigenous people.
B
Boudinot notes that the court decision will influence the beliefs of the general public and open new possibilities for Indigenous people in the United States.
C
Boudinot says that the court decision will have a most powerful effect on public opinion and create a new era for Indigenous people in the United States.
D
Boudinot states his willingness to assert that the court’s verdict will have a commanding impact on the public and generate an unprecedented period for Indigenous people.
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Which sentence correctly integrates a direct quotation from this excerpt?

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The elation in Ridge’s words to Watie cannot be missed: “I have felt greatly revived—a new man” (4).
B
Ridge makes his relief clear when he tells Watie that he feels greatly revived—a new “man.” (2)
C
He emphatically tells Watie about his improved mood, sharing that he feels “greatly revived—a new man.”
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“As he says in his letter to Watie, the Supreme Court made him feel greatly revived—a new man (Ridge).”

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