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Test your skills in quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing.

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Froggy Jumps Quick Knowledge CheckOnline version Test your skills in quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing. by Shabby Gaylle Batoon 1 What is a quotation? a Direct word-for-word excerpt from a source b A summary of the source c A paraphrase in your own words 2 What is paraphrasing? a Giving a brief summary of the entire article b Copying the exact wording c Restating ideas in your own words, with similar meaning 3 What distinguishes a summary from a paraphrase? a A summary uses quotes; a paraphrase does not b A summary cites no sources; a paraphrase does c A summary condenses main points; paraphrase restates details in new wording 4 When should you use quotation marks? a When you use someone’s exact words b When you paraphrase c When you summarize the whole text 5 How do you avoid plagiarism with quotes? a Ignore citations but quote often b Use quotation marks and provide a citation c Only paraphrase to avoid quotes 6 How close must a paraphrase be to the source? a A verbatim copy with no citation b Exactly the same words with minor changes c Significantly reworded and accurately cited 7 Which is true about a reference when paraphrasing? a Cite only if you quote b Cite only the author’s name c Include a citation to the original source 8 Which practice is best for quotable material? a Avoid citing the source b Quote briefly and integrate with your analysis c Quote long passages only 9 Which is a paraphrase of: 'Cats sleep a lot'? a Cats sleep a lot b Felines rest for extended periods c All cats sleep at night 10 What should a good summary include? a Main ideas in fewer words, with author credit b Your personal opinions only c Every detail from the text

Froggy Jumps

Quick Knowledge CheckOnline version

Test your skills in quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing.

by Shabby Gaylle Batoon

What is a quotation?

Direct word-for-word excerpt from a source

A summary of the source

A paraphrase in your own words

What is paraphrasing?

Giving a brief summary of the entire article

Copying the exact wording

Restating ideas in your own words, with similar meaning

What distinguishes a summary from a paraphrase?

A summary uses quotes; a paraphrase does not

A summary cites no sources; a paraphrase does

A summary condenses main points; paraphrase restates details in new wording

When should you use quotation marks?

When you use someone’s exact words

When you paraphrase

When you summarize the whole text

How do you avoid plagiarism with quotes?

Ignore citations but quote often

Use quotation marks and provide a citation

Only paraphrase to avoid quotes

How close must a paraphrase be to the source?

A verbatim copy with no citation

Exactly the same words with minor changes

Significantly reworded and accurately cited

Which is true about a reference when paraphrasing?

Cite only if you quote

Cite only the author’s name

Include a citation to the original source

Which practice is best for quotable material?

Avoid citing the source

Quote briefly and integrate with your analysis

Quote long passages only

Which is a paraphrase of: 'Cats sleep a lot'?

Cats sleep a lot

Felines rest for extended periods

All cats sleep at night

What should a good summary include?

Main ideas in fewer words, with author credit

Your personal opinions only

Every detail from the text

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by Shabby Gaylle Batoon

What is a quotation?

What is paraphrasing?

What distinguishes a summary from a paraphrase?

When should you use quotation marks?

How do you avoid plagiarism with quotes?

How close must a paraphrase be to the source?

Which is true about a reference when paraphrasing?

Which practice is best for quotable material?

Which is a paraphrase of: 'Cats sleep a lot'?

What should a good summary include?

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