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Citing Sources in Nonfiction
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LSAT English Quiz on Citing Sources in Nonfiction, created by Tracy Rains on 22/08/2017.
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Question 1
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A direct quote shows the reader exactly what the original source said or wrote.
Answer
True
False
Question 2
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When a writer paraphrases a source, he or she is…
Answer
Writing exactly what was said or written
Writing a much shorter version of the original thought
Guessing at what the writer meant
Writing a similar version of the original thought with different words
Question 3
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A works cited page is a collection of _____________ a writer has _____________ in an academic paper.
Answer
Sources, cited
Ideas, gathered
Facts, used
Names, listed
Question 4
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A mixed quote includes words from the original source and words from the author writing the paper.
Answer
True
False
Question 5
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To _________________ means to capture the main ideas of a piece of writing (or a speech) but on a much broader level.
Answer
Paraphrase
Summarize
Plagiarize
familiarize
Question 6
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An indirect quote should not be used in an academic paper because it isn’t as strong as a direct quote.
Answer
True
False
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