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Spot if scenarios involve plagiarism.

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Plagiarism Check: True or False
 

Plagiarism Check: True or FalseOnline version

Spot if scenarios involve plagiarism.

by Lavanya Devaraj
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If you forget to include a citation, but the information is common knowledge, it's not plagiarism.

2

Reusing your own previous paper in a new assignment is allowed as long as you change the title.

3

Paraphrasing ideas from a source without citing it is plagiarism.

4

Providing proper attribution for all sources used in your assignment prevents plagiarism.

5

Copying exact text from a source without quotation marks or a citation is plagiarism.

6

Quoting a source with correct quotation marks and a proper citation is not plagiarism.

7

The easiest way to avoid plagiarism is to copy and paste and call it fair use.

8

Plagiarism only applies to written text, not images or graphs.

9

Self-plagiarism, or reusing your own previous work without citation, is a form of plagiarism.

10

Copying a paragraph from a source but only adding one citation at the end makes it not plagiarism.

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