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Paraphrasing vs Quoting
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Why would you use an ellipsis (...) in a quote?
To show that part of the quote is left out.
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When the original text is very powerful you should: paraphrase or quote?
Quote
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If you overuse quotes, what do you risk losing?
Your 'voice'
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When you want to give the author's exact position you should: paraphrase or quote?
Quote
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How should you format a quote that is longer than 3 lines?
Indent from the left and remove the quotation marks. (See webpage for more info)
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True or False: When taking notes from a source, you should copy word for word?
False, you should write out the main ideas in your own words
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True or False: The reporting verb you choose in your quote or paraphrase is not important.
False: The reporting verb you choose will show your position.
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To help your reader by explaining difficult ideas you should: paraphrase or quote?
paraphrase
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When you want to change the emphasis of the ideas to match the context of your own essay you should: paraphrase or quote?
paraphrase
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True or False: When paraphrasing, you should use in-text citation to make clear where the paraphrase begins and ends.
True
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