Which of the following is NOT a paraphrasing technique.

changing from singular to plural

What are the three paraphrasing techniques?

Synonyms; word class; word order

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1
When writing an INTEGRAL in-text reference the author's surname should be_______ the sentence.
part of
separated from
the start of
the end of
2
A sentence which contains a NON-INTEGRAL in-text reference highlights....
the author.
the idea.
3
For an INTEGRAL in-text reference it is better to write...
Brockband and McGill
Brockband & McGill
4
Why do you need to reference?
all of these
to separate your ideas from ideas belonging to other people
to avoid plagiarising
to give weight to your argument/support your point
5
Which of the following is NEVER needed in an in-text reference?
the year the work was published
the author's surname
the author's first name
the page number if applicable
6
We paraphrase to avoid plagiarizing and to show we have understood the original text.
False
True
7
'Et al.' should be used when writing an in-text reference for...
2 authors.
3 or more authors.
1 author.
8
When you finish writing a paraphrase it is important to...
all of these
compare your choice of words with the original text.
check you have accurately understood the original meaning.
reference it.
9
It's important to use specialist vocabulary/terms from the original text in the paraphrase.
False
True
10
Which of the following is NOT a paraphrasing technique.
changing the part of speech e.g. from verb to noun
changing from active to passive or passive to active
changing from singular to plural
carefully choosing a synonym
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Direct quotations...
use the exact words of a source.
are used less often than indirect quotations.
are used for definitions/when the exact words are memorable
all of these
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What are the three paraphrasing techniques?
Word order; structure; vocabulary
Word order; word class; word choice
Synonyms; word class; word order
Synonyms; antonyms; nominalisation

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