Practice deciding when to cite sources Business people expect sources of information to be properly identified. For each sentence in the following passage, decide whether it is necessary to add quotation marks, cite a source, or do nothing. Explain your reasoning. Reference: Oliu textbook, Chapter 6, pages 177-180; handout Cpt 6b-Documenting Sources, slides 13-30. TRY AGAIN TEXT: Many people have made money investing in real estate in the past couple of years. However, what goes up, comes back down (1). EZHomeBuilders, a corporation that builds luxury homes, announced that falling real estate values are causing them to scale back some projects and cancel others (2). After they announced this, shares of EZHomeBuilders fell 50% on the New York Stock Exchange, closing at $27.14 per share (3). Shares of other major builders fell as well (4). My aunt, Shelly Maughn, who is a residential real estate broker, says she thinks the market will return to the way it was about a decade ago, with prices increasing more slowly (5). She also used to work in retail sales and sold furnishings and appliances for homes where she watched sales go up and down with the housing market (6). When business for home builders slowed, business slowed for us, she says (7). I worked as an intern in Aunt Shelly’s real estate office last summer and I really enjoyed it (8). One day, I hope to become a residential real estate broker and investor even though real estate can be a challenging career (9). # STUDENT RESPONSE: Use quotation marks, or cite a source, or do nothing? WHY? (Short response) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.