Read the following extracts along with the source information.

Rephrase the message with

proper in-text citation and then write reference for each of them following the APA citation
style guide.

1. Masks that People Wear

Kavita Charanji

18 July, 2008

The Star Magazine

You just have to cover up your vulnerable and sensitive inner self and instead put on

the costume of being in full control all the time.

Rephrase (with in-text citation):

According to Kavita Charanji(2008,18 July), we just have to cover up our endangered and
sensitive inner self instead of put on the costume of being in full control all the time.

Reference: Charanji,K.(2018, July 18).Masks that People Wear.The Star Magazine.

2. Stranger Danger: Does it work for the Online Generation?

Charles H.Conway

26 March, 2012

URL:http//ezinearticles.com/?stranger-Danger:-Does-it-Work-for-the-Online-Generation?
&id=6962371
 Using tools like parental control software can be enormously helpful in keeping track of what
kids are up to on the internet at home, but it is not the “be all and end all” of internet safety.

Rephrase (with in-text citation):

Charles H.Conway(2012,26 March) refers that using tools like parental control software can be
enormously helpful in keeping track of what kids are up to on the internet at home but it is not
the “be all and end all” of internet safety.

Reference:

Conway,C.(2012,26 March), Stranger Danger: Does it work for the Online Generation?
http//ezinearticles.com/?stranger-Danger:-Does-it-Work-for-the-Online-Generation?
&id=6962371

3. Helicopter Parents, Relax! Your Kids will be Fine!

Peter Gray

26 July,2014

The Economist (magazine)

URL:http//www.economist.com/news/leaders/Children’s freedom

Parents must understand that it is hard for their children to be creative when they (the children)
are worried about other people’s judgments.
Rephrase (with in-text citation):

As reported by Peter Gray(2014,26 July) ”Parents must understand that it is hard for their
children to be creative when they (the children) are worried about other people’s judgments.”

Reference: Gray,P.(2014, 26 July), Helicopter Parents, Relax! Your Kids will be Fine!, The
Economist magazine.

http//www.economist.com/news/leaders/Children’s freedom.

4. Distorted Mother Tongue

Madhubanti Anashua

20 February, 2014

The Daily Star

URL:http//www.the dailystar.net/distorted-mother-tongue-11895

“Language death “is a linguistic process through which native speakers of a language slowly
lose competence over the language, so that the language they use becomes poor and non-
fluent.

Rephrase (with in-text citation):

 As claimed by Madhubanti Anashua(2014,20 February), “Language death” is a linguistic
process through which native speakers of a language slowly lose competence over the
language, so that the language they use becomes poor and non-fluent.

Reference:

Anashua,M.(2014,20 February), Distorted Mother Tongue, The Daily Star .

http//www.thedailystar.net/distorted-mother-tongue-11895.

5. Lost Wards of the State

Soraya Auer and Anika Hossain

7 July, 2012

The Star

Volume11, Issue 27

One of the reasons why poachers and traffickers have enjoyed business in Bangladesh is
because we have laws, but they are rarely enforced properly.

Rephrase (with in-text citation):

As stated by Auer and Hossain(2012,7 July), One of the reasons why poachers and traffickers
have enjoyed business in Bangladesh is because we have laws, but they are rarely enforced
properly.
Reference:

Auer,S. And Hossain,A.(2012,7 July), Lost wards of the State, The Star .11(27)

6.Technology as trash

Paul Maclntyre

2010

Reading Explorer 4(book)

National Geographic learning

Boston, MA, USA

Computers and other electronic equipment become obsolete in just a few years, leaving
customers with little choice but to buy newer ones to keep up.

Rephrase (with in-text citation):

Paul Macintyre(2010) refers that Computers and other electronic equipment become obsolete
in just a few years, leaving customers with little choice but to buy newer ones to keep up.

Reference:

Macintyre,P.(2010), Technology as trash, Reading Explorer(4), National Geographic

Learning, Boston, MA, USA.