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Test on summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting

by Rania Elmankhly
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Which best defines a summary?

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What is paraphrasing?

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When should you use quotation marks?

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Which practice helps avoid plagiarism?

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Which is a characteristic of an effective summary?

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Which of the following is true about quoting?

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What should you do after paraphrasing?

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Which is a red flag in paraphrasing?

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Which approach is best for academic writing?

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Why is paraphrasing sometimes preferred over quoting?

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A summary distills main ideas in your own words; not a long or verbatim excerpt.

Paraphrase preserves meaning but uses different wording; citations may still be needed.

Quotations are used for exact wording; otherwise, paraphrase or summarize.

Citations acknowledge original authors and prevent plagiarism.

Summaries focus on core ideas in a shortened form.

Quotations preserve exact wording when precise language is important.

Even paraphrased ideas require attribution to the original author.

Close similarity in structure can still be plagiarism; ensure genuine rewording.

A balanced mix with citations demonstrates understanding and integrity.

Paraphrasing demonstrates comprehension and fits your voice, with attribution.

 
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