Question

1. what should you remember when writing a formal summary of a persuasive argument? include specific examples in a formal summary. never use the author’s exact words or examples without correct attribution. make the summary as long as possible

Explanation:

• For the first option: A formal summary of a persuasive argument should be concise and focus on the main points, not including specific examples (which are more for the original argument's elaboration), so this is incorrect.
• For the second option: When writing a formal summary, using an author’s exact words or examples without proper attribution is plagiarism. So remembering to always attribute when using such content is correct.
• For the third option: A formal summary should be concise and capture the key elements, not be made as long as possible, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

B. Never use the author’s exact words or examples without correct attribution.