Which of the following statements is not true about the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing a text?

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A paraphrase contains new ideas from the author; a summary is a breaking down of a text to its essential ideas.

A paraphrase is a shorter than the original text; a summary is the same length as the original text.

A paraphrase is the same length as the original text; a summary is shorter than the original text.

A paraphrase restates the author's words; a summary expresses the central idea of a text.

Answer 1

The statement that is not true is:

A paraphrase is a shorter than the original text; a summary is the same length as the original text.

This is incorrect because a paraphrase typically maintains the same length as the original text, while a summary is generally shorter than the original text as it condenses the main ideas.