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Using Sources

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Q 1/6
Score 0
Name 3 times you must cite your source in academic writing.
20
Summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting
History, English, Sociology
Using academic articles, books, or Web sources
Q 2/6
Score 0
What is it called when you condense a text down to its key ideas?
20
Summarizing
Quoting
Analyzing
Paraphrasing

6 questions

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Name 3 times you must cite your source in academic writing.

1

20 sec

Q.

What is it called when you condense a text down to its key ideas?

2

20 sec

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What is it called when you put a section of text into your own words?

3

20 sec

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What is it called when you use an author's exact words?

4

20 sec

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When quoting, what punctuation marks must you use?

5

20 sec

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There are two types of citations in an MLA paper. What are they?

6

20 sec

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