Paraphrase Mastery: Academic Writing

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Quick true/false on paraphrasing in academia

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Paraphrase Mastery: Academic WritingOnline version Quick true/false on paraphrasing in academia by Elizabeth 1 A good paraphrase preserves the original author’s intent and key information. Yes No 2 When paraphrasing, you don't need to cite the source if you change a few words. Yes No 3 The page number is optional for citations of paraphrased statements. Yes No 4 Paraphrases must always be longer than the original sentence. Yes No 5 Paraphrasing can help avoid plagiarism when properly cited. Yes No 6 Use quotation marks to identify any unique term or phrase you have borrowed exactly from the source, even when you are otherwise paraphrasing. Yes No 7 A paraphrase should never misrepresent the original ideas. Yes No 8 Paraphrasing requires only swapping synonyms or changing the punctuation. Yes No 9 Paraphrased statements must always be cited with the author, date, and page number. Yes No 10 In-text citations are required when you paraphrase a source to credit the original ideas. Yes No

Paraphrase Mastery: Academic WritingOnline version

Quick true/false on paraphrasing in academia

by Elizabeth

A good paraphrase preserves the original author’s intent and key information.

Yes

When paraphrasing, you don't need to cite the source if you change a few words.

Yes

The page number is optional for citations of paraphrased statements.

Yes

Paraphrases must always be longer than the original sentence.

Yes

Paraphrasing can help avoid plagiarism when properly cited.

Yes

Use quotation marks to identify any unique term or phrase you have borrowed exactly from the source, even when you are otherwise paraphrasing.

Yes

A paraphrase should never misrepresent the original ideas.

Yes

Paraphrasing requires only swapping synonyms or changing the punctuation.

Yes

Paraphrased statements must always be cited with the author, date, and page number.

Yes

In-text citations are required when you paraphrase a source to credit the original ideas.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Paraphrase Mastery: Academic Writing

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Paraphrase Mastery: Academic WritingOnline version

by Elizabeth

A good paraphrase preserves the original author’s intent and key information.

When paraphrasing, you don't need to cite the source if you change a few words.

The page number is optional for citations of paraphrased statements.

Paraphrases must always be longer than the original sentence.

Paraphrasing can help avoid plagiarism when properly cited.

Use quotation marks to identify any unique term or phrase you have borrowed exactly from the source, even when you are otherwise paraphrasing.

A paraphrase should never misrepresent the original ideas.

Paraphrasing requires only swapping synonyms or changing the punctuation.

Paraphrased statements must always be cited with the author, date, and page number.

In-text citations are required when you paraphrase a source to credit the original ideas.

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