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ISP010H5 F LEC9999 Unit 4 Quiz

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A summary is best described as:

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A.text that is copied word for word from the original text
B.A shortened and condensed version of the original text
C.text that is approximately the same length as the original text, but put into my own words
D.text that is longer than the original text and which includes my own critical thought
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First, consider what a summary aims to accomplish in general terms. It should capture the essential ideas of the original text while omitting unnecessary details. Option 1: 'text that is copied word for word from the original text' describes a verbatim......Login to view full explanation

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