Paraphrasing 8.9 F

What is paraphrasing?

• Copying and pasting a text without any changes.

• Summarizing a text by removing important details.

• Translating a text word-for-word into another language.

• Restating a text or speech in your own words while maintaining the original meaning.

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Give an example of paraphrasing.

• Summarizing someone else's ideas without changing the wording.

• Expressing someone else's ideas or information in your own words while maintaining the same meaning.

• Using synonyms to replace some words in a sentence.

• Copying someone else's words exactly.

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What are some strategies for paraphrasing?

• Using the same sentence structure, using antonyms, and copying word for word.

• Using the same sentence structure, using unrelated words, and rephrasing in a different language.

• Changing sentence structure, using unrelated words, and copying word for word.

• Changing sentence structure, using synonyms, and rephrasing in own words.

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Why is paraphrasing important?

• Paraphrasing is not important and can lead to plagiarism.

• Paraphrasing is only important for improving understanding.

• Paraphrasing is important for adding complexity to the text.

• Paraphrasing is important to avoid plagiarism and improve understanding.

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What are some common mistakes in paraphrasing?

• Copying too closely from the original source, changing only a few words, and not properly citing the original source.

• Not checking for accuracy and coherence

• Using complex vocabulary and sentence structures

• Paraphrasing too much and losing the original meaning

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How can you practice paraphrasing?

• By summarizing the original passage without changing any words.

• By using synonyms for every word in the original passage.

• By rewriting a passage or sentence using your own words while maintaining the same meaning.

• By copying and pasting the original passage without any changes.

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Which strategy involves changing the sentence structure while keeping the meaning intact?

• meaning modification

• sentence transformation

• sentence alteration

• structure substitution

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True or False: Paraphrasing helps to avoid plagiarism.

• Paraphrasing leads to more plagiarism

• Paraphrasing is not necessary

• True

• False

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What should you do if you are unsure about how to paraphrase a sentence?

• Ask someone for help

• Copy and paste the sentence

• Ignore the sentence and move on

• Use a thesaurus or rephrase the sentence in your own words while maintaining the original meaning.

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TRUE OR FALSE

Proper nouns, statistics, and technical vocabulary are usually crucial information and can’t be replaced with synonyms.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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