alleryRewording a text while keeping its meaning is:
AParaphrasing
BUnderlining
CQuoting
DMemorising
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Paraphrasing
1. A paraphrase is a rewording of a text that retains the original meaning.
2. It expresses the same concepts in a new way.
3. Underlining, quoting and memorising do not reword the text.
**Why not the others:** Underlining marks words, quoting repeats exact words, and memorising stores them, none of which rewords the text.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Paraphrase", section "introduction" (revision 1354074857)_
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