Question

4 multiple choice 1 point when should you paraphrase instead of quoting? when you want to use the author’s exact tone when you want to shorten a long source when the meaning is more important than the exact wording when the author’s original wording is very poetic

Explanation:

Paraphrasing is used when the key - idea conveyance matters more than the exact words. Quoting is for when the author's exact words, tone, or poetic quality are important. Shortening a long source can be done by summarizing too, but when meaning is the focus over exact wording, paraphrasing is appropriate.

Answer:

When the meaning is more important than the exact wording