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Paraphrasing is
 A) restating an original passage in your own words.
 B) repeating the grammatical structure of the original passage.
 C) replacing original words with appropriate synonyms.
 D) indicating the source of the original work.

Question 2

Which of the following statements would need to be documented in a report?
 A) Tornadoes caused extensive loss of property and lives in Missouri.
 B) You can get an idea of how dangerous a tornado is by its rating.
 C) Damaging winds, common in strong tornadoes, caused problems for the residents of Missouri.
 D) The Fujita-Pearson tornado scale rates tornadoes with wind speeds of 261 to 318 miles per hour as F5 storms.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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