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Plagiarism Quiz

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Plagiarism Quiz

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Determine whether each of the following situations is an example of plagiarism or not.

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Determine whether each of the following situations is an example of plagiarism or not.

by Gwendolyn Besay
1

A student paraphrases a paragraph from an article by changing many words but keeps the same sentence structure and does not cite the source. Is this plagiarism?

2

A student copies a sentence from a book, includes the author's name in the references, but forgets to place quotation marks around the copied sentence. Is this plagiarism?

3

A student reads several sources, combines the ideas, and writes the paragraph entirely in their own words but does not cite the sources. Is this plagiarism?

4

A student uses part of their previous research paper but clearly cites the earlier work in the new paper. Is this plagiarism?

5

A student copies a paragraph from a website and slightly rearranges the order of the sentences without citing the source. Is this plagiarism?

6

A student uses a quotation from a book, places quotation marks, and properly cites the author. Is this plagiarism?

7

While writing a research paper, a student forgets to cite one of the sources used because they lost their notes. Is this plagiarism?

8

A student rewrites the ideas from a research article in their own words but does not mention the author because the student believes ideas cannot be plagiarized. Is this plagiarism?

9

A student copies a paragraph exactly from a journal article and submits it without citation. Is this plagiarism?

10

A student previously wrote a research report about recycling. For a new project, she copy several paragraphs from her old report and included it in the new paper without citing the material from their earlier work. Is this plagiarism?

 
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