Select all the correct answers. Which statements are true for summarizing information? Select all that apply.
Include opposing views.
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Use words directly from the text.
Keep the original meaning of the text.
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C and D

Explanation:

A is incorrect because you want to keep a summary objective, which means not to include any personal opinions.

B is incorrect because you want to paraphrase, which means putting the story in your own words when summarizing. However, it is a good thing to do when writing an essay.

C is right because you want to make the meaning of the text the main point of the summary. If the article, for example, is about how trees grow, you don't want the summary to make it seem like the article is about where trees live.

D is right because, once again, a summary is not personal.

In the book "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"  by American writer Mark Twain, chapter 28 shows a more prolific Huck when he makes up the "pluribus-unum mumps" story to protect Mary Jane who is off, making sure Susan doesn't say anything about her sister's non appearance; and albeit Huck lies frequently, some lies such as the ones to save Jim seem to be fine and funny, Huck well estimates the Duke and King and he doesn't want to get busted by them and suffer any fatal consequences, due he knows they're scoundrels, thus this time he gets more meticulous when telling that story.