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What is one of the reasons for referencing as mentioned in the text?
What is one of the reasons for referencing as mentioned in the text?
- To support and/or develop points made in the text (correct)
- To demonstrate lack of reading and knowledge
- To prevent access to the material you have referred to
- To confuse readers about the sources of information
When should you reference according to the text?
When should you reference according to the text?
- Only when using content generated by AI tools
- Whenever drawing upon a source of information (correct)
- Never, as it is not necessary in academic writing
- Only when using direct quotations
What is the main purpose of using direct quotations in referencing?
What is the main purpose of using direct quotations in referencing?
- To showcase one's ability to create original content
- To use the author's actual words to support your points (correct)
- To avoid linking back to the original source
- To demonstrate a lack of understanding of the material
Which of the following is NOT a reason provided in the text for referencing?
Which of the following is NOT a reason provided in the text for referencing?
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What is the significance of referencing according to the text?
What is the significance of referencing according to the text?
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What is the primary focus when paraphrasing a source text?
What is the primary focus when paraphrasing a source text?
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How does paraphrasing differ from quoting?
How does paraphrasing differ from quoting?
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What is a key requirement for both paraphrasing and quoting?
What is a key requirement for both paraphrasing and quoting?
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How should a long quotation be formatted within a written text?
How should a long quotation be formatted within a written text?
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Why is it important to express what an author has said in your own words when paraphrasing?
Why is it important to express what an author has said in your own words when paraphrasing?
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