When You Include Another Person's Ideas in a Report, You

Multiple Choice

When you include another person's ideas in a report, you should

A) include the entire section so readers can see it in context.
B) put quotation marks around any information you paraphrase.
C) avoid plagiarism by rearranging or omitting a few words.
D) paraphrase various sources, without attribution, as needed for your purpose.
E) use direct quotations when you cannot improve on the wording.