Match the term with its definition, description, or example.

A. Using another person's exact words and placing them inside quotation marks.
B. A book by one author.
C. A quote that has already been quoted.
D. Parenthetical Citation.
E. Changing the key words with synonyms.
F. Changing the order of your literal paraphrase for a final product.
G. Using another person's words but placing them into your own and citing the source.
H. Works Cited page.
I. A magazine or article.
J. (qtd. in Jones, 22)

1. What is an indirect quotation?
2. This is an example of a properly cited indirect quotation.
3. This is the definition of a paraphrase.
4. A literal paraphrase is:
5. A free paraphrase is:
6. An in-text citation is also called:
7. The definition of a quotation.
8. The two places to cite every outside source are in-text citations and: