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Grade 5 English - Summarizing and Listing Sources
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When writing an essay or other type of writing, the student needs to determine where they will get the information from. They don't always need to research the information on a computer or in a library. Sometimes, they may need to use their own experiences and opinions for their writing assignment. It all depends on the topic.

Grade 5 English - Summarizing and Listing Sources
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1. You take the following notes directly from the source.

After paraphrasing this sentence and using it in your research project, do you need to give credit to the author of the source?
2. You take the following notes directly from the source.

After paraphrasing this sentence and using it in your research project, do you need to give credit to the author of the source?
3. Which sources should be listed on the Works Cited page?
4. What is usually the first part of the source that is listed on the Works Cited page?
5. You need to gather information from print and digital sources.
What is the first thing you should do when you go to the library?
6. Where would you go to take notes for the topic below?
TOPIC: Write about a day in your life that was the best day ever.
7. You need to gather information from print and digital sources.
What is the first thing you should do when you go to the library?
8. You take the following notes directly from the source.

*'Albert Einstein did not fail math like everyone believes, but instead he made a low score on part of an entrance exam.'
Source: The Autobiography of Albert Einstein; by Edward Stevens; 1979; p. 24

How would you paraphrase this statement correctly?
9. Where would you go to take notes for the topic below?
TOPIC: Write about the life of your favorite author.
10. Why would you paraphrase information instead of directly quoting it in your essay or research project?

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