As she researches Claudia should both make a separate entry for each note and distinguish in her notes between paraphrases and direct quotations.
We paraphrase a text when we use our own words to say the exact same thing. If you read a text and wish to use it in your speech, you can tell the audience what the text is about. So you report it with your own words but do not change the original message or meaning.
A quotation is the opposite of a paraphrase. We quote a text when we use a part of it, an excerpt, in our speech. That means we do not change a thing, but simply retell what the original text says word for word.
When writing or giving a speech, it is important to make a clear distinction between what is a paraphrase and what is a quotation. With this in mind, we can conclude that the answer provided above is correct.
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Claudia is researching her speech on the use of wind farms as an energy source. According to your textbook, Claudia should
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