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A book review may include the opinions of the person writing the review, while a summary should not include opinions.
A book review may include the opinions of the person writing the review, while a summary should not include opinions.
A book review includes ideas in the writer's own words, while a summary copies quotations directly from the text.
A book review includes ideas in the writer's own words, while a summary copies quotations directly from the text.
A book review includes the most important details in the book, while a summary includes only the main ideas.
A book review includes the most important details in the book, while a summary includes only the main ideas.
A book review includes the opinions of others that have read the book, while a summary includes only the opinion of the person writing it.
A book review includes the opinions of others that have read the book, while a summary includes only the opinion of the person writing it.
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The correct response is:
A book review may include the opinions of the person writing the review, while a summary should not include opinions.
This distinction highlights that summaries focus on conveying the main ideas and information from the text without personal interpretation, whereas book reviews often include personal evaluations and critiques.
