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Faithful
A faithful summary is shorter than its source but says nothing the source does not. It keeps the numbers, the limits and the "may"s.
To check one, put it beside the source and match every claim to a line. If each claim has a line, it is faithful.
How do you check that a summary is faithful?
A lesson is kept once you've answered the question and written at least 8 words. Nobody grades it; it stays on this device.