When do you need to cite your sources? A. Only when you include a direct quote in your paper

B. When you paraphrase and summarize, but not quote

C. When you paraphrase and quote, but not summarize

D. When you quote, paraphrase, or summarize

D.

Explanation:

Trust me i don't like this at all, but if you read it anywhere then you need to cite where you read it. Even if you read something just to check your facts and you end up putting it in your paper, you need to cite it. I don't think anyone despises this rule more than me, especially because i am a writer. "I don't want to give them credit, i barely even used them. They were a pawn in the great scheme of this war with this stupid research paper!" That is something i say a lot when faced with this rule.    

in the following paragraph, the fourth sentence the correct answer is: three personal subject pronouns

”she was embarrassed when she found that they had been put back on the shelves…”

a   subject pronoun is a personal pronoun. i, you, he, she it, we, they.  

in the sentence it can be observed she, used twice and they used once. is for this reason that is a three personal subject pronoun sentence.