Definitions
A type of quotation that puts the writer's ideas into your own words
What is indirect?
A way to organize ideas from a source
What is a source chart?
Something you should add to a quote if you are omitting information
What is ellipses?
Something you should avoid by giving the proper credit to the author you are using for a source
What is plagiarism?
Presents a passage or even an entire article in your own words
What is summary?
A way to quote a lengthy passage
What is summary?
Something you add before or after source material in order to give an author credit
What are attributive tags?
A type of sentence that is not complete that can result from quotation errors
What is a fragment sentence?
Provides a sentence-by-sentence rewording of an original passage
What is paraphrase?
What is writer's voice?
Something you must do to represent a source fairly and accurately
What is a citation?
A type of grammatical error involving a comma before a full sentence quotation
What is a comma splice?
Gives credit to the author of the quote/paraphrase/summary you are using
attributive tag
A type of quotation you can use other than direct quotations
What are indirect quotations?
Something that you can use to organize your paper and where your sources appear
What is an outline?
A type of quotation you should avoid using that will take up too much space on your paper
Using another person's words or ideas and claiming them as your own
Something you give to an author in order to avoid plagiarism
What is credit?
Something you should follow up a quotation with, written in your own words
What is an explanation?
Something you should avoid using too often, at risk of losing your writer's voice
What is a direct quotation?