Question

question 1
1 pts
which of the following is not one of the major ways of incorporating other writers work into your own writing?
quoting
annotating
paraphrasing
summarizing

question 2
1 pts
involves putting another authors writing into your own words.
quoting
summarizing
paraphrasing
plagiarizing

question 3
1 pts
it necessary to attribute summarized ideas to their original source with in-text citations.
is always
is not
is sometimes
is usually

Explanation:

Identify non-incorporation method

Quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing are the three primary methods used to integrate external sources into academic writing. Annotating is a reading and analysis strategy (taking notes on a text) rather than a method of incorporating another writer's work directly into one's own draft.

Define rewriting in own words

Paraphrasing is the academic writing method that involves rewriting another author's specific ideas or passages entirely into one's own words while maintaining the original meaning and detail level.

Determine citation requirement for summaries

In academic writing, any ideas, data, or arguments taken from an external source—whether directly quoted, paraphrased, or summarized—must always be attributed to the original source with an in-text citation to avoid plagiarism.

Answer:

Question 1

• O Quoting
• O Annotating (Correct answer)
• O Paraphrasing
• O Summarizing

Question 2

• O Quoting
• O Summarizing
• O Paraphrasing (Correct answer)
• O Plagiarizing

Question 3

• O is always (Correct answer)
• O is not
• O is sometimes
• O is usually