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Shanna is writing a research paper about the themes in hamlet. one source she is using includes the quotation: "hamlet taught us all how tobe human" should shanna quote this directly or paraphrase it in her paper? why? a. she should paraphrase it because it is not the focus of her paper. b. she should paraphrase it because it is not a statistic nor a fact. c. she should quote it because the wording is creative and unique. d. she should quote it in order to avoid plagiarism.

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