<p>Does anyone know where I can get example DBQs that got different kinds of scores? I also need info on specifically how I am supposed to cite documents.</p>
<p>Don't know about examples. As far as citing, its pretty much up to you I dont remember learning one standard way of doing it. I would usually just "write whatever in quotes" (Source B).-like that</p>
<p>my teacher told my class not to directly quote b/c it sounds corny or something like that. She also said not to refer to it as a document except for the citation.</p>
<p>Well i sometimes did directs, most of the times I would just paraphrase like
As said in -whatever source b is- blah blah blah
they wont take points off though or anything, because its the bulk of it that really counts. you'll be surprised at what u can pull out ur a$$</p>
<p>Yeah..my teacher would automatically give us a 4 if we directly quoted the documents. And we cited them just like this (B).</p>
<p>Hey, I was wondering how you study for Essays.</p>
<p>My assumption is that for the FRQ you just pull out supporting evidence like you would a detailed persuasive essay.</p>
<p>and DBQ's are kindof like English essays where you just use the information presented in front of you to make your arguement.</p>
<p>Is this right? or what should I be doing?</p>
<p>I skipped the Amsco DBQ's and Historical Perspectives...are they worth going over?</p>
<p>FRQ -- Make lists of facts that you can tie in. Also have a strong thesis with different categories. It really shouldn't be any different from the DBQ, aside from the lack of documents.</p>