Plagiarism, In-text Citations, and Works Cited Pages

What is plagiarism?

• Including in-text citations

• Failing to include a Works Cited page only

• Taking the work of someone else and using it without credit

• Conducting research for an assignment

Plagiarism falls under a broader umbrella of:

• Academic Calendar

• Academic Integrity

• Integral Sources

• Moral Compass

The process of avoiding plagiarism requires:

• Antiquities

• Advancement

• Antagonizing

• Attribution

Consequences for submitting plagiarized work include:

• Earning a grade of 0%

• Failing a course

• Expulsion

• Any of the following: a grade of 0%, failing a course, and expulsion

In-text citations are also called:

• Parenthetical citations

• Bibliographic entries

• Works Cited Pages

• Footnotes

When should you incorporate an in-text citation:

• Only after quotes

• After quotes, summaries, and paraphrases

• Only after summaries

• Only after paraphrases

An in-text citation should appear:

• After the source is incorporated

• At the end of the document

• Nowhere

• Anywhere

What is a Works Cited Page?

• A list of in-text citations

• A page of quotes

• A completed list of sources used in a work

• A list of stats

Does a Works Cited Page take the place of an in-text citation?

• Yes

• No, both are required