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What is it called when you acknowledge that you have borrowed the information from a source?

In academic writing, you must support your opinions with what?

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1
In academic writing, you must support your opinions with what?
diagrams explaining data
personal examples
stories from history
facts
2
What is it called when you acknowledge that you have borrowed the information from a source?
summary
quotation
paraphrase
in text-citation
3
Supporting details include which of the following?
research or opinion quoted from experts
Specific examples
all of the above
statistics
4
Which of the following does not belong in an in-text citation?
page number
Author's last name
Name of the article or book
Year of publication
5
The main purpose of a reference list is to:
show readers how much you have read about the topic
tell readers where to find the sources cited in the article
Complete the requirements of the essay
none of the above
6
Which of the following techniques can be used to avoid plagiarism?
Summarizing and citing the source
using a direct quotation and citing the source
paraphrasing and citing the source
all of the above
7
When paraphrasing you should NOT do which of the following?
keep specialized or technical terms, names, and dates
change the original meaning
keep facts or numbers
retain any citations
8
If you do not cite your source you are:
going to go to hell
committing plagiarism
showing how much you know
making a minor mistake
9
The system of referencing you should use in your essays is called:
Harvard Referencing
MLA
Cambridge referencing
APA
10
Quoting is more common than paraphrasing in academic texts
False
True