When you quote a source, in order to avoid plagiarism
A) change key words using your Thesaurus.
B) summarize; then you don't have to specify the source.
C) only use brief passages, a sentence or less.
D) put material in quotation marks and specify the source.

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If you quote a source (including material from e-mail messages, blog postings, or video clips), put the borrowed material inside quotation marks (or display it in a separate indented paragraph) and specify the source. If you paraphrase or summarize, you don't need quotation marks but you still must specify the source. Also, make sure that even your acknowledged paraphrases and summaries differ from the wording and phrasing of the original passage so that you avoid getting accused of plagiarism.

When You Quote a Source, in Order to Avoid Plagiarism