Quotes Part 1 & 2

1. Janice said, “Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose.”
2. Condoleeza said she planned to attend the rally.
3. Jones said he will be there Wednesday.
4. “Are all your flights full?" he asked.
5. Jones said he made a “freshman mistake”: throwing the ball into a crowd of defenders.
6. Did Bennett say, “It will be a long season”?
7. Did Bennett say, “Will it be a long season?"
8. “Wulff's statement that he would 'beat the Huskies in Seattle' has outraged our fans,” Sarkisian said.
9. “We think it’s a great situation for our band,” Kurt said. “We’re ecstatic.
“Can you get us backstage passes?” Kurt asked Dave, who was standing next to him.
10. “I think it is a great idea,” Smith said.
Jones agreed.
"How can we not succeed?” he asked.

Part 2
Jonathan Fabulist
“Sure, I made up parts of my book. The truth should not stand in the way of a good story. In fact, the most accurate stories are fragments of a person’s imagination. Writers who place emphasis on the truth do so at the expense of great stories. My best stories are completely false.”
1. Rewrite the quotations as a partial quote.
"Sure, I made up parts of my book," Author Jonathan Fabulist said. "The most accurate stories are fragments of a person’s imagination.
"My best stories are completely false."

2. Rewrite it as an indirect or paraphrased quote.
The truth should never stand in the way of a good story, according to Jonathan Fabulist. Fabulist says writers who worry too much about the truth destroy their great stories. He went on to say that his best stories are "completely false."