A. Read the following sentences about synthesizing information. Write the letter of
your answer on your answer sheet.
1. Which of the following is not considered when synthesizing sources?
A. Cite your sources.
B. Support your evidence.
C. Carefully formulate your thesis.
D. Summarize gathered information.
2. What is synthesizing written Information?
A. It is summarizing the work of one source.
B. It is comparing and contrasting your idea with other ideas.
C. It is regurgitating the same idea from an individual source.
D. It is using two or more sources and blending them together into one new
Idea.
3. Why is synthesizing research important?
A. Synthesizing limits a topic for a deeper understanding of it.
B. Synthesizing enhances writers' skills in developing research.
C. Various sources prove that the topic is popular and can be studied.
D. Synthesis integrates information from two or more sources to demonstrate
how the research works together.
4. What must be done when synthesizing?
A. Use only information from prominent writers.
B. Arrange Information according to date of publication.
C. Identify only the topic sentences and tie them together.
D. Look at what two or more writers say about the same topic.
5. Which of these statements is not true about synthesizing?
A. Primary and secondary sources must support main ideas and supporting
details.
B. You are usually expected to rely on a single source and come up with your
own point of view.
C. Sources should be blended within your paper and quotations should never
just be dropped in a text.
D. Construct the body paragraphs by acknowledging different sources and
highlights where you can draw other conclusions.

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