2. While researching for your speech on women\'s roles during World War I, you c

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2. While researching for your speech on women's roles during World War I, you came across a great story of a woman named Rose. In your speech the next week, you summarize Rose's story to illustrate a point. Which of the following is how you should cite your use of Rose's story?

A)

You can use Rose's story without citing the original source since you're not quoting it word-for-word.

B)

You can use Rose's story, but need to cite the original source in your speech.

C)

You can't use Rose's story, even if you cite it, as it is not your own.

D)

You can't use Rose's story, because using anecdotes in a speech is unethical.

A)

You can use Rose's story without citing the original source since you're not quoting it word-for-word.

Explanation / Answer

B.) If you are using any story from a source then it becomes very important to cite the original source even if you are not quoting it word by word. Include tile and author of the book as "According to XYZ, author of ABC" followed by the quote.

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