Question 1 (1 point) K The research you include in your paper should be a blend of quotations AND paraphrases. According to the chapter, when is it a good idea to use a quote (the research material copied word-for-word and surrounded by quotation marks)? When the exact wording captures information, tone, or emotion that would be lost if the source were reworded. When information from a source will help you explain something, but exact wording is not necessary to make your point. Question 2 (1 point) wwen [ The research you include in your paper should be a blend of quotations AND paraphrases. According to the chapter, when is it a good idea to use a paraphrase (research that you have reworded)? When the exact wording captures information, tone, or emotion that would be lost if the source were reworded. When information from a source will help you explain something, but exact wording is not necessary to make your point. Question 3 (1 point) e > | When paraphrasing, what must you change in the original source material to avoid plagiarism? O The wording AND the sentence structure. Q The sentence structure. Q The wording. Question 4 (1 point) e [ When integrating a quote or paraphrase into your paper, you should use a signal phrase. What is a signal phrase? A few of your own words leading into the quote or paraphrase that alert the reader to the oncoming research. Q Parentheses () at the end of the sentence with information about the source. Question 5 (1 point) Listen When should you use ellipses ... in a quote included in your research paper? When changing a word inside a quotation. When shortening the quote by cutting out information in the middle.Question 6 (1 point) e > Which of the following examples contains a properly introduced, arranged, and punctuated quote? According to research expert John Smith, "MLA format is not that hard to learn if you try." (18) According to research expert John Smith, "MLA format is not that hard to learn if you try (18)". According to research expert John Smith, "MLA format is not that hard to learn if you try" (18). Question 7 (1 point) e [ > | Which of the following information must be cited (with an in-text citation and a Works Cited entry) if you use it in your research paper? Q Any information that is someone else's idea or claim. Q Direct quotes from any source. Q Information from a source that you put into your own words. Q All of these. Question 8 (1 point) e [ According to the chapter, how can you avoid plagiarizing? Q Start your paper early so you don't make last-minute mistakes. Q Take careful notes and keep track of where you got your source material. Put citations in your paper as you draft (rather than waiting until you have finished the paper). Q All of these. Question 9 (1 point) e[ > When writing your paper, you might find some research that does not need to be cited. This information is called common knowledge. What is common knowledge? Research gained through common practices like observations, surveys, and interviews. Something most readers already know is a fact (for example, advertisers spend large amounts of money buying airtime during the Super Bowl). Question 10 (1 point) e[ > To avoid plagiarism when writing your paper, you must use an in-text citation after every sentence that includes research. What usually goes into an in-text citation? O The source's bibliography entry from the Works Cited page. Q The URL / web address of your source. O The author's name and page number, if available