One way to condense a quoted passage is by using the ellipsis mark. 

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 False

 

You should not use an ellipsis mark at the beginning or at the end of a quotation. 

 True

 False

 

Brackets allow you to insert your own words into quoted material to clarify a confusing reference. 

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 False

 

Long quotes more than four typed lines of prose or more than three lines of poetry, need to be set off by indenting it one-half inch from the left margin. 

 True

 False