Definitions
Plagiarism
Paraphrasing
Summarizing
Extra
100

Your own rendition of essential information and ideas expressed by someone else.

What is paraphrasing?

100
Using someone else's work without citing or giving credit.
What is Plagiarism?
100

What is paraphrasing?

When you use the thoughts of someone else. It should be the same length or a bit shorter. It should also have an in-text citation and be in your own words.

100

What should the summary include?

The main idea of the article.

100

What would an in-text citation look like for the following:

Author: John Smith Page: n/a

Website: CNN.com Title: "The Elephant Tree"

(Smith)

200
Brief statement of the main points of a text.
What is Summarizing?
200

True/ False: Google is a commonly used source.

FALSE! Google is only a search engine that will lead you to sources.
200

True or False: You can add your own ideas when paraphrasing.

False! You can add your own ideas after you paraphrase, but you should not change the meaning of someone's cited work!

200

How long should the summary be compared to the original text?

A sentence or two typically per paragraph

200

What would an in-text citation look like for the following:

Author: n/a Page: 14 

Website: CNN.com Title: "The Elephant Tree"

("The Elephant Tree", 14)

300

What is it called when a paper is made up of all quotes?

Wholly Quotable

300

Acknowledging that you used someone else's work in your writing.

What is giving credit/ In-text citation

300

Correctly paraphrase the excerpt. Be sure to cite correctly!

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Answers vary. According to Lauren Tarshis,.... (5).

300

Correctly summarize the excerpt. Be sure to cite correctly!

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Answers vary. According to Lauren Tarshis,.... (5).

300

What would a signal phrase look like for the following:

Author: John Smith Page: 14 

Website: CNN.com Title: "The Elephant Tree"

Answers vary.

According to John Smith..

According to CNN.com

According to "The Elephant Tree,"

400
The act of using someone else's work and taking credit for it.
What is Plagiarism?
400

Required to put in your paper when using other people's work or words.

What are citations?

400

Students frequently overuse this when taking notes or writing their paper. 

What is direct quotations?

400

Should capture the main idea of the original text.

What is a summary?

400

DAILY DOUBLE: 

Name eight holidays.

Answers vary.

500

What would an in-text citation look like for the following:

Author: John Smith Page: 14 

Website: CNN.com Title: "The Elephant Tree"

(Smith, 14)

500

What are three different methods you can use to avoid plagiarizing while writing?

Directly Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing

500

Correctly paraphrase the excerpt. Be sure to cite correctly!

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Answers vary. According to Kristen Lewis,.... (5).

500

Correctly summarize the excerpt. Be sure to cite correctly!

Show on Slides

Answers vary. According to Kristen Lewis, ... (5). 

500
True or False: You always need the author's name in the in-text citation.


Explain your answer.

False. If you already mentioned their name in the signal phrase, it is not needed in the in-text citation. There will not always be a provided author either. In this case, the title would be in the in-text citation.