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Jetgirly
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Jetgirly asked in Education & ReferenceHomework Help · 1 decade ago

How do I quote a bullet-point list?

I want to quote a list that is is bullet point (from a book). I am using APA format. I understand how to reference a book, but when I actually quote the list in the text do I have to keep it in bullet-point list format, or can I simply eliminate the bullets and the line breaks to make a long sentence? The sentence would be gramatically correct if all I did was eliminate the bullets.

Update:

For example, can I do this:

ORIGINAL

He likes

- dogs

- cats

- horses

MY PAPER

"He likes dogs, cats [and] horses." (Smith, 2005, p. 24)

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  • Cynyeh
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    I think it should be ok.

    That's what I would do.

  • Erika
    Lv 4
    4 years ago

    With bloodshot eyes, I Watch her drowsing - Tears do not fall Come take this sacrifice (I often say 'Come take this bag of rice' It sounds funnier) - soreness and delight I have been informed to stay away, those 2 words i will't obey. - Your betrayal

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