Plagarism Quiz

You must cite your source when you use another writer’s ideas, even when you have stated these ideas in your own words.

When you use the exact wording of your source, you must put those words in quotation marks and cite the source.

To cite a source in your paper, you should put the author’s name and the page number in parentheses.

If you have listed a source in your Works Cited or Bibliography, it’s not necessary to include a parenthetical citation in your paper.

If you have used a thesis from another writer’s work as your thesis, it’s not necessary to cite that source.

To paraphrase means to put another writer’s ideas into your own words.

If you have only used some of the exact words of another writer’s work but have changed others, it is not necessary to use quotation marks.

It is permissible to quote directly from your source in a paper as long as you cite the source.

We cite in order to make your life more complicated.

Plagiarism is a very serious academic offense.