. Explain the difference between summarizing a text and quoting directly from it.
A. Summarizing a text involves expanding on the original content, while quoting directly involves paraphrasing the text.
B. Summarizing a text involves condensing the main points or ideas in one’s own words, while quoting directly from a text involves using the exact words from the original source.
C. Summarizing a text means copying the text word for word, while quoting directly involves providing a brief overview.
D. Summarizing a text includes adding personal opinions, while quoting directly involves presenting facts without interpretation.
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