Part 3

Question 1

• presents the key ideas of the text
• restated in your own words
• shorter than the actual text

Answer 1

Summarizing

Question 2

• rewrite passage into own words without changing the idea
• should have atleast the same length of original text

Answer 2

Paraphrase

Question 3

Used when:
- wanting to respond to exact wording
- reproducing the exact definition

Answer 3

Direct Quoting

Question 4

Summarized idea comes before citation

Answer 4

Idea Heading Format

Question 5

Summarized idea comes after citation

Answer 5

Author Heading Format

Question 6

Summarized idea comes after the date

Answer 6

Date Heading Format

Question 7

What are the 4R’s to paraphrase

Answer 7

Reword
Rearrange
Realize
Recheck

Question 8

Replacing words and phrases with synonyms

Answer 8

Reword

Question 9

Rearranging words within sentences to make new sentences

Answer 9

Rearrange

Question 10

Some words and phrases cannot be changed - names and dates

Answer 10

Realize

Question 11

Making sure paraphrased version conveys same meaning as original text

Answer 11

Recheck

Question 12

When to use summarizing:

Answer 12

Long sections and topics

Question 13

When to use paraphrasing:

Answer 13

Short text with one/two sentence(s)

Question 14

When to use direct quoting

Answer 14

When there are quote texts that convey powerful message

Question 15

Words used to discuss another person’s writing

Answer 15

Reporting Verb