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In a closed book exam, your ability to recall and deploy quotations is what separates a good response from a great one. But memorising quotations is only half the battle — you also need to know how to analyse them effectively, using the right terminology and focusing on the writer's methods and their effects. This lesson covers how many quotations to learn, how to memorise them, how to embed them fluently, and how to write the kind of sharp, detailed analysis that earns top marks.
One of the most common questions students ask is: "How many quotes do I need?" There is no single correct answer, but here is a sensible guideline.
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