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  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To analyze (change to noun)
    Analysis
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To expect (change to noun)
    expectation
  • TRUE or FALSE: A paraphrase uses the exact same language as a source but doesn't include quotation marks.
    FALSE
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To prove (change to noun)
    proof
  • As the emphasis was only on the UK, there were weaknesses in the evidence. By _________ the UK only, the evidence was _________ .
    emphasizing, weak
  • Make a reference entry.
    Aveyard, V. (2015). Red queen. HaperCollins Publishers.
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: Problem (change to adjective)
    problematic
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To agree (change to opposite verb)
    to disagree
  • Choose the best paraphrase.
    D
  • TRUE or FALSE: A paraphrase is always cited.
    TRUE
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: Theoretical (change to verb)
    to theorize
  • The council cut funding so we could not provide free parking. Because of council funding _________, there was no_________ for free parking.
    cuts, provision
  • Choose the best paraphrase.
    D
  • Choose the best paraphrase.
    B
  • TRUE or FALSE: Paraphrase is the restatement of an idea or phrase in a source; always written in the writer’s own language.
    TRUE
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: Organized (change to opposite adjective)
    disorganized
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To prove (change to opposite verb)
    to disprove
  • [Make a parenthetical citation] p. 351; Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children; Ransom Riggs; 2011
    (Riggs, 2011, p. 351).
  • His proposal was a failure as it was too theoretical. His proposal_________ because it relied too much on _________ .
    failed, theory
  • Choose the best paraphrase.
    C
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: To analyze (change to adjective)
    analytical
  • We were concerned about her health. We had some _________ about her health.
    concerns
  • Make a different word, using the prompt in brackets: Evaluation (change to verb)
    to evaluate