If you wanted to paraphrase a statement made in a published article in a manner that avoided committing plagiarism, what would be the way to do this?

A) Quote directly from the text, and give attribution.

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B) Quote directly from the text, and don't give attribution.

C) Summarize what the author of the article wrote without using his words, and give attribution.

D) Summarize what the author of the article wrote without using his words, and don't give attribution.

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Philip Grimes

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13 September, 18:02

If you wanted to paraphrase a statement made in a published article in a manner that avoided committing plagiarism, what would be the way to do this?

A) Quote directly from the text, and give attribution.

Eliminate

B) Quote directly from the text, and don't give attribution.

C) Summarize what the author of the article wrote without using his words, and give attribution.

D) Summarize what the author of the article wrote without using his words, and don't give attribution.

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Erica Le · Answer 1

the best answer is C

Explanation:

because you are paraphrasing the statement. in order to do that you would have to summarize the authors statement without using his words and making sure to give credit