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Plagiarism Proof: Cite It RightOnline version Quiz on avoiding plagiarism by Nafisa Maxammadiyeva 1 Include in-text citations for facts that are not common knowledge. Yes No 2 Plagiarism is only a concern for published papers, not for notes or essays. Yes No 3 Paraphrasing someone else's ideas without citation can be plagiarism. Yes No 4 Reusing your own previous work in a new assignment without citation is acceptable (no need to cite). Yes No 5 Use quotation marks for exact copied text and add a citation. Yes No 6 Copying a few sentences from a source without citation is allowed if you rewrite them later. Yes No 7 Always cite sources when using someone else's ideas. Yes No 8 Creating a bibliography or references list helps avoid plagiarism. Yes No 9 If you change some words, it's no longer plagiarism even without citation. Yes No 10 Using sources from the internet is always allowed without checking licenses. Yes No

Plagiarism Proof: Cite It RightOnline version

Quiz on avoiding plagiarism

by Nafisa Maxammadiyeva

Include in-text citations for facts that are not common knowledge.

Yes

Plagiarism is only a concern for published papers, not for notes or essays.

Yes

Paraphrasing someone else's ideas without citation can be plagiarism.

Yes

Reusing your own previous work in a new assignment without citation is acceptable (no need to cite).

Yes

Use quotation marks for exact copied text and add a citation.

Yes

Copying a few sentences from a source without citation is allowed if you rewrite them later.

Yes

Always cite sources when using someone else's ideas.

Yes

Creating a bibliography or references list helps avoid plagiarism.

Yes

If you change some words, it's no longer plagiarism even without citation.

Yes

Using sources from the internet is always allowed without checking licenses.

Yes

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Plagiarism Proof: Cite It RightOnline version

by Nafisa Maxammadiyeva

Include in-text citations for facts that are not common knowledge.

Plagiarism is only a concern for published papers, not for notes or essays.

Paraphrasing someone else's ideas without citation can be plagiarism.

Reusing your own previous work in a new assignment without citation is acceptable (no need to cite).

Use quotation marks for exact copied text and add a citation.

Copying a few sentences from a source without citation is allowed if you rewrite them later.

Always cite sources when using someone else's ideas.

Creating a bibliography or references list helps avoid plagiarism.

If you change some words, it's no longer plagiarism even without citation.

Using sources from the internet is always allowed without checking licenses.

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