Finding Resources/Defining the Process For the first assignment in this course, answer the questions in each section and attach your answers to the

Finding Resources/Defining the ProcessFor the first assignment in this course, answer the questions in each section and attach your answers to the drop box in a single file. Section OneGo to the following link:http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/9/ then read about the following:Quoting, Paraphrasing, and SummarizingDocumenting Electronic SourcesAvoiding Plagiarism.Briefly answer the following questions:Explain the difference between quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing. Are researchers required to provide in-text citations and a References page entry for all three? Why or why not?What are three ways to avoid plagiarism?What makes citing and referencing electronic sources difficult? What can one do to ensure one has done so correctly?Section TwoGo to the EBSCO library database. Take the tutorial if this is your first time using it. Practice conducting a search.What have you learned about navigating the library?Go to your GU Resources. What tutorials or links will help you in this course?Section ThreeRead this week's chapter, Finding.In five to seven sentences (a paragraph), explain what it means to make choices in writing.Imagine you are trying to convince someone to vote for a new school initiative. If you know that they see the world differently than you do, what strategy would you take to draw them to your way of thinking? What choices would you be faced with? Remember to post all three of your responses in a single document. Section 1There are specific differences between quotation, paraphrasing and summarizing. In the case ofquotation, the words which are used in writing match with the source totally. Words from...