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.

When is summarizing a source preferable to direct quoting?a.)When you want to condense a large amount of material from a text into a sentence or two.b.)When you plan to analyze a specific passage from a source.c.)When the original text of the source is particularly compelling.d.)When you are having difficulty capturing the meaning of the quote in your own words.

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

What type of summary does that depict the original text (material) rather than directly presenting the information it contains?

Summarizing is a____________a.Writing a summary of a passage in your own wordsb.Writing a summary of a passage in the author’s words c.Writing a summary of a passage in fewer words than the originald.All of the above

When creating summaries, it's important to _____. Select one:Use the author's exact wordshighlight_offInclude quotationshighlight_offWrite down the main points in your own wordshighlight_offInclude your opinion of the workhighlight_off