SUMMARIZING, PARAPHRASING, AND DIRECT QUOTING

Question 1

Used to determine the essential ideas in a book/articles

Answer 1

Summarizing

Question 2

Used to determine the essential ideas in a book/articles

Answer 2

Summarizing

Question 3

shorter than og text & take a broad overview of source

Answer 3

Summarizing

Question 4

You are not summarizing when..

Answer 4

1. Write down everything
2. word-for-word
3. Incoherent and irrelevant ideas
4. Ideas not in the text
5. Longer than the og text

Question 5

When to use?
Summarizing

Answer 5

• text has a long sections
  *to avoid/minimize direct quotations
  *to condense the matter to suit your requirements

Question 6

conveys powerful message or will show less impact if it is paraphrased or summarized

Answer 6

Direct Quoting

Question 7

quote directly when you want to begin your discussion with the author’s stand or highlight the author’s expertise in your claim, or argument, or discussion.

Answer 7

Direct Quoting

Question 8

In this format, the summarized idea comes before the citation.

Answer 8

Idea Heading Format

Question 9

In this format, the summarized idea comes after the citation. The author’s name/s is/are connected by an appropriate reporting verb.

Answer 9

Author Heading Format

Question 10

In this format, the summarized idea comes after the date when the material was published.

Answer 10

Date Heading Format

Question 11

word used to discuss another person’s writings or assertions.

Answer 11

reporting verb

Question 12

Match the source document word for word

Answer 12

Quotations

Question 13

Putting a passage from source material into your own words

Answer 13

Paraphrases

Question 14

Putting the main ideas into your own words

Answer 14

Summary

Question 15

Conveys powerful message

Answer 15

Direct Quoting