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What is the difference between a summary and a paraphrase?
A) Both include a quotation, but a summary is longer.
B)Both cover a large body of work, but a paraphrase includes a direct quote.
C)Nothing—they are the same thing.
D)A summary condenses information while a paraphrase simply restates it.

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Answer:A paraphrase is a restatement of the sentence in simpler, clarified terms that still capture all of the explicit meaning and as much of the connotation as possible. A paraphrase recreates a facsimile of the passage from the narrator's point of view. A summary describes the passage from the reader's point of view

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I think that the answer is D, hope that helps.

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