Both summarizing and paraphrasing involve taking another author's original ideas and putting them into your own words.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

When you paraphrase someone else’s ideas, *you summarize what they have said in your own wordsyou use the exact wordsyou pick only the important itemsyou add further explanation

When authors summarize the work of others, they typically should: Provide a condensed (shorter) version of the original material. Provide a series of quotes together with paraphrases from the original. Provide the same level of detail and length as the original material. Enclose the summary in quotation marks.

Paraphrases preserve the details of the original text.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following is an example of good paraphrasing?Group of answer choicesSummarising the main points of a complicated document even though you don't fully understand it.Reading a document then copying key phrases word for word but being careful to use the correct reference.Reading a document and copying the text being careful to change at least 10% of the words.Reading a document then closing it and writing down the main ideas in your own words.

There are many meanings of paraphrase, it could refer to reword, rephrase, restate but the class better understands it as putting someone else's ideas into your own words.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse