You need an in-text citation if you A) directly quote something from a source, B) if you paraphrase something from a source, and C) if you summarize something from a source.

Proper citation is only necessary for direct quotes, and paraphrased information does not require attribution. True or False

Which of the following is an example of proper citation?a.Placing quotation marks around a direct quote without citing the source.b.Providing the author’s name, year of publication, and page number for a specific idea or quote.c.Including a list of sources at the end of a paper without in-text citations.d.Using someone else’s work without mentioning the source.

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.

When should you cite a source?Responsesa Only when you use a direct quote from the author.Only when you use a direct quote from the author.b Whenever you cite any information from that source.Whenever you cite any information from that source.c Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.d When you find one that supports what you want to say.

Select the correct answer.What is the most important reason for citing a source when quoting it directly? A. to give credit to the source B. to make your work seem complete C. to add more information to your work D. to pick ideas from different sources