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How to select quotes for our essays?

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by 801 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 3:31 am
It is known that test takers have the possibility to increase their score by starting their writing with a famous quote. I think that this is useful only for the "Analysis of an Issue", am I right?

My questions are:

How to select the most appropriate quotes?
How to organize the quotes?
Which should be the main themes for the selection?
How many quotes should we memorize?


I will be thankful to all tutors or successful test takers who can help me with this issue!

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