Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Citing!

What is it called when you take evidence WORD FOR WORD from a text?

• Paraphrasing

• Parenthetical Citations

• Citing

• Summarizing

What is it called when you take evidence from a text and put it into your own words?

• Paraphrasing

• Parenthetical Citations

• Citing

• Summarizing

What is it called when you condense a story to make telling it easier?

• Paraphrasing

• Parenthetical Citations

• Citing

• Summarizing

What is called when you give credit to the author/text you are citing/paraphrasing evidence from?

• Citations

• Parenthetical Citations

• EBT

• Dialogue

What is called when you introduce evidence to the reader of your essay?

• Citations

• Parenthetical Citations

• EBT

• Dialogue

What should be included in evidence? Choose all that apply.

• Summary

• Parenthetical Citations

• EBT

• Evidence

• Dialogue

If your text has no author, what should go in your parenthetical citation?

• just a page number

• just a paragraph number

• the text title and the page/paragraph number

• the text title

What should your cited evidence look like if you are citing DIALOGUE?

• The teacher said, "'Cite evidence in your essay"' (Fuss 1).

• The teacher said, "Cite evidence in your essa"' (Fuss 1).

• The teacher said, "'Cite evidence in your essay."' (Fuss 1).

• The teacher said, "Cite evidence in your essay'' (Fuss 1).

If you have no author and the text is from an ARTICLE, it should be typed how in your parenthetical citation?

• Italics - Armpit Cheese Anyone?

• "Quotes" - "Armpit Cheese Anyone?"

• Underlined - Armpit Cheese Anyone?

• ALL CAPS - ARMPIT CHEESE ANYONE?

If you have no author and the text is from an NOVEL, it should be typed how in your parenthetical citation?

• Italics - The Giver

• "Quotes" - "The Giver"

• Underlined - The Giver

• ALL CAPS - THE GIVER