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AaBbCcD AaBbo Normal No Spac.. Heading 1 Heading2 Title Subtitle Subtle En 2) Read the following passage and the information about its source. Then decide whether the student sample below it uses the source correctly Original Sample More than 1% of California's electricity comes from the wind. During breezy ornia's electricity comes from the wind. Dur early mornings in summer, the contribution goes even higher. "At those times, the wind accounts for up to 8% of our electrical load. said Mary A. lyin, a wind researcher for Pacific Gas & Electric, the country's largest utility and a major booster of wind power Barstow, with a capacity of 458 megawatts, and San Gorgonio Pass north of Palm Springs (231 megawatts) Both From Golden, Frederic. "Electric Wind-Los Angeles Times, 24 Dec. 1990, p.B1 Half of California's turbines.. .are located in Alta found in two other major wind centers: Tehachapi Pass on the edge of the Mojave Desert between Bakersfield and mont Pass and feed directly into PG&E;'s grid. Most of the rest are are hooked up to the power lines of Southern California Edison. Student Sample On bree [California's] electrical load (atd. in Golden B1) a) No, the student sample does not use the source correctly because it does not use a signal phrase introduce the source material. b) No, the student sample does not use the source correctly because it does not give proper credit to the y summer mornings, says wind researcher Mary Ann, "the wind accounts for up to 8% of our b) No, the student sample does not use the source correctly author c) Yes, the student sample uses the source correctly d No, the student sample does not use the source correctly because the present the exact wording of the original article. part in quotation marks dfes not

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s2) C) Yes, the student sample uses the source correctly.

Mary A ilyin states that 'at those times, wind accounts for up to 8% of the electrical load', here at those times signifies the times when wind is more at the early mornings in summer.

3) B) No, the student sample does not use the source because it does not give proper credit to the author.

The author says that active safety is every bit as important as passive safety, but active safety means that Trailblazer, is not able to get out of the way. The ability to get out of the way when there's a collision chances is active safety; not the vehicles ability to withstand a collision. That is passive safety.

4) A) The surge in the presence of icebergs in the Antarctic has no likely relationship to alterations in the global climate. These changes have happened numerous instances in history.

This option goes directly with the text. Although, all the options may seem correct, but Ian Frazer does not claim, it's the glaciologists who claim, and the glaciologists are saying probably, whereas the other two options are absolutely assertive.

5) B) unacceptable paraphrase; contains plagiarism

Acceptance of certain cultural assumptions.

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