A good paraphrase has which of the following?Select all that applyResponsesa Has different vocabulary but not sentence structureHas different vocabulary but not sentence structureb Alters the meaning of the original to suit your argumentAlters the meaning of the original to suit your argumentc Is of similar length to the originalIs of similar length to the originald Has a different sentence structure and vocabularyHas a different sentence structure and vocabularye Has no identical wordsHas no identical wordsf Maintains the same meaning as the original

Module 5 Paraphrases and Quotations3 of 93 of 9 Items03:00QuestionA good paraphrase has which of the following?Select all that applyResponsesa Alters the meaning of the original to suit your argumentAlters the meaning of the original to suit your argumentb Has no identical wordsHas no identical wordsc Has a different sentence structure and vocabularyHas a different sentence structure and vocabularyd Is of similar length to the originalIs of similar length to the originale Maintains the same meaning as the originalMaintains the same meaning as the originalf Has different vocabulary but not sentence structure

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

Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following is the best definition of a paraphrase?Multiple choice question.A paraphrase restates a text’s main ideas and supporting details using a writer’s own words and sentence structure.A quotation applied to a different topic or context than in the original source.A condensed restatement of a writer’s main point.A restatement of a source’s details, which avoids including a source’s main idea.

Paraphrasing effectively requires not only changing words but also altering the sentence structure and organization of the original text. True or False

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