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You do not have to cite sources when you paraphrase, because you are using your own words.
You do not have to cite sources when you paraphrase, because you are using your own words.
A summary of an article should still be cited even if you aren't using all of the information.
A summary of an article should still be cited even if you aren't using all of the information.
You only need to cite sources when you use quotation marks.
You only need to cite sources when you use quotation marks.
Information that is considered common knowledge should still be cited for those who might not know it.
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The true statement about citing information is:
A summary of an article should still be cited even if you aren't using all of the information.
It's important to give credit to original sources, even when you're summarizing or paraphrasing their ideas. All other statements are incorrect regarding proper citation practices.
