Question

19 multiple choice 1 point
you should use _________ that mention your source to help your reader distinguish between the source and your own ideas.
○ graphs
○ footnotes
○ signal phrases
○ all of these
clear my selection
20 multiple choice 1 point
_______ is often reserved for the times you need to condense large portions of material into only a few words or sentences.
○ paraphrasing
○ all of these
○ quoting
○ summary
clear my selection

Explanation:

Question 19

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "graphs" are for visual data, not for distinguishing source/own ideas.
• "footnotes" provide citations at the bottom, not for inline distinction.
• "signal phrases" (like "According to...") introduce source material, helping distinguish.
• "all of these" is wrong as graphs/footnotes don't fit. So the correct option is the one with "signal phrases".

Analyze each option:

• "Paraphrasing" rephrases a passage, not condense large portions.
• "Quoting" uses exact words, not condensing.
• "Summary" condenses large material into few words/sentences. "All of these" is wrong. So the correct option is "Summary".

Answer:

C. signal phrases (assuming options are labeled A: graphs, B: footnotes, C: signal phrases, D: all of these)

Question 20