Paraphrase and Summary Practice

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What is a paraphrase?

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A paraphrase is a restatement of a text or passage in your own words, maintaining the original meaning.

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How many words in a row can you use from the original text in a good paraphrase?

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No more than two words.

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What should you do with words when paraphrasing?

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You should rearrange them to ensure they are not in the same order as the original text.

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When do you need to cite your source?

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You must cite your source for both a summary and a paraphrase.

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What does a summary include?

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A summary includes the main ideas of a text in a condensed form.

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What does a paraphrase include?

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A paraphrase includes the original meaning but is expressed in different words.

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Does a paraphrase include your own opinion?

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No, a paraphrase does not include your own opinion.

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Does a summary include your own opinion?

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No, a summary does not include your own opinion.

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What is the best summary of the quote: 'Words are powerful'?

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Words are powerful.

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What is the difference between a paraphrase and a summary?

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A paraphrase is a restatement in your own words, while a summary condenses the main ideas.