Asked by Pillow

Rewrite this as a 7th grader. A proper summary should be concise, objective, and accurately reflect the main points of the original text, meaning it should be significantly shorter while still capturing the essential ideas without adding personal opinions or interpretations; it should present the information in a neutral manner, focusing on facts rather than personal judgments. Importantly, a summary should never include extraneous details, minor supporting points, or lengthy direct quotes from the original text, as these would detract from the core message and make the summary unnecessarily long
Answered by Robot
Rewrite it simpler A proper summary should be concise, objective, and accurately reflect the main points of the original text, meaning it should be significantly shorter while still capturing the essential ideas without adding personal opinions or interpretations; it should present the information in a neutral manner, focusing on facts rather than personal judgments. Importantly, a summary should never include extraneous details, minor supporting points, or lengthy direct quotes from the original text, as these would detract from the core message and make the summary unnecessarily long
Answered by GPT-4o mini
A summary should be a short and clear retelling of the main ideas in a text. It needs to cover the important points without adding personal opinions or extra details. The focus should be on the facts, not personal views. A good summary avoids unnecessary information, long quotes, or small supporting facts to keep it brief and focused on the main message.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
A good summary is short and to the point. It should include the main ideas of the text without adding personal opinions. A summary needs to stick to facts and be neutral, not biased. It shouldn’t have extra details, small facts, or long quotes that could make it too lengthy or unclear.