Question

1. how should sources be integrated in writing?

a. list facts separately
b. copy word for word
c. blend with transitions
d. quote every source

1. main ideas should be:

a. clearly stated
b. hidden within paragraphs
c. extensively detailed and complex
d. written with technical terminology

1. a strong conclusion should:

a. present detailed evidence
b. introduce new concepts
c. reinforce key points
d. provide extensive background information

Explanation:

1. When integrating sources in writing, using transitions to blend them smoothly into your text is best practice. Listing facts separately doesn't integrate well, copying word - for - word is plagiarism without proper citation, and quoting every source makes the writing choppy.
2. Main ideas should be clearly stated so that readers can easily understand the gist of the writing. Hidden main ideas can confuse readers, overly detailed and complex main ideas may be hard to follow, and using only technical terminology can alienate some readers.
3. A strong conclusion reinforces key points. It's not for presenting new detailed evidence, introducing new concepts (should be in the body), or providing extensive background information (introductory task).

Answer:

1. c. Blend with transitions
2. a. Clearly stated
3. c. Reinforce key points