A. forces the subject of the sentence to be the focus of the action.
b. a right that may be violated when a newspaper publishes personal information about an individual.
c. include any published communication that falsely harms a person's reputation.
d. the act of copying a portion of text from someone else without enclosing it in quotations and crediting the original writer or creator.
e. means to examine a passage from a text and then write it in your own words without copying any part of the text.
f. means to write a shorter version of a text in your own words with emphasis on the purpose of the text and its main ideas.
g. applies to any communication "that, in context, depicts or describes, in terms patently offensive as measure by contemporary community standards, sexual or excretory activities or organs"
h. protects the owner of an original work of authorship against unauthorized use of his/her work.
i. means to identify the speaker of a quotation.
j. words or phrases that tie the facts or events of a story into a cohesive whole.
1. paraphrase
2. copyright
3. libel
4. transitions
5. summarize
6. active verb
7. attribute/attribution
8. indecency or obscenity
9. plagiarism
10. privacy