When Paraphrasing Researched Information

question 64

Multiple Choice

When paraphrasing researched information,

• A)use the same grammatical structure of the original information so that you do not change the meaning of the ideas.
• B)replace just a few original words with synonyms to avoid charges of plagiarism.
• C)restate the researched information in your own words and in your own style.
• D)place double quotation marks before and after the paraphrased information.

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