Question

What are the differences between a direct quotation, a paraphrase, and a summary?
A.There is no difference between a direct quotation, a paraphrase, and a summary.
B.A direct quotation is an exact, word-for-word repeat of another person’s statement; a paraphrase and a summary are special citation punctuation marks.
C.There is no difference between a paraphrase and a summary. A direct quotation, however, is an exact, word-for-word repeat of another person’s statement.
D.A direct quotation is an exact, word-for-word repeat of another person’s statement; a paraphrase is restating in your own

Answer 1

Ok, let's use process of elimination, What don't you think it is?

Answer 2

well I know its definitely not A.

Answer 3

I think its B ?

Answer 4

Good, It's not A, Now what about B, Maybe, yes, or no?

Answer 5

It either B or D am I correct?

Answer 6

Yes, Did you get all of D in the question.. or is it just like that?

Answer 7

haha, no. Heres the rest of it. "words another person’s quote or text; a summary is the brief review of the key points of a large body of text."

Answer 8

Haha ok! So which one do you think it is? B or D?