Question 10 1 pts Original quotation from Stephen Greenblatt's essay "Shakespeare in Marriage" as it appears in The Norton Field Guide to Writing, with Readings by Richard Bullock and Maureen Daly Goggin: It is, perhaps, as much what Shakespeare did not write as what he did that seems to indicate something seriously wrong with his marriage. (671) Paraphrase: When we read between the lines in the plays of William Shakespeare we soon begin to suspect that Shakespeare was troubled about his own marriage. Is this paraphrase acceptable? Type YES or NO. [_]. Question 9 1 pts In her essay "Parallel Worlds," Denise Noe writes, "In all of popular music today, there are probably no two genres that are more apparently dissimilar than country-and-western and rap: the one rural, white, and southern; the other urban, black, and identified with the two coasts ('New York style' versus 'L.A. style')" (Noe 519). Has this lengthy quotation been handled correctly? Type YES or NO. Question 7 1 pts According to Grant Penrod, regardless of the causes of anti- intellectualism, the effects are clear and devastating; society looks down on those individuals who help it to progress, ostracizing its best and brightest. Has Grant Penrod gotten proper acknowledgement in this sentence? Type YES or NO Question 6 1 pts The Autobiography of Frederick If you were to use this phrase as the title for an essay about Frederick Douglass's memoir "Learning to Read," would you need to include a citation? Type YES or NO. [____] Question 8 1 pts Peter Stiglin's essay "Seeing as Believing: The Paintings of Judith Belzer" begins: The amount of visual information to which Americans are subjected daily is, to no one's surprise, numbing. The sheer volume of it requires us to take in everything as a whole, absorbing much while actually seeing very little. A student using Stiglin's essay for research paraphrased his opening sentence as follows: According to Peter Stiglin, Americans encounter so much visual stimulation that we are desensitized to the point that we really don't see very much at all (Stiglin 531). Is this an acceptable paraphrase of Moore's original sentence? Type YES or NO