Test 3 - X

You are guilty of plagiarism if you:

• Make use of the work's of others to gather information

• Use the work of another and misrepresent it as your own

• Make use of the works of others to support your own arguments

• Examine the ideas and arguments of others to help you shape your own thoughts or views on a particular issue.

Why fair and responsible use of online resources is important?

• To make unsafe internet places for younger students

• Will be able to download any movies/videos.

• Students will focus on educational purpose.

• To have inappropriate discipline

The following are possible consequences for the unethical use of online material EXCEPT

• Plagarism

• Trust issue

• Happiness

• Criminal act

You can copy any information from online sources and publish it as your creation.

• True

• False

Which of the following would not gain copyright protection?

• A DVD

• An unrecorded speech

• Written lyrics of a song

• A hand knitted jumper

What are some other online sources where users often encounter "fake news"?

• Social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter

• University websites or other educational websites

• Government sites, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Library databases and peer-reviewed journals

Why do online sources like blogs sometimes lack credibility?

• Blogs can often contain personal opinions, some of which cannot be verified by other, more credible sources.

• Blogs are not considered real forms of communication.

• The information presented in blogs is fake news; you should avoid them at all costs.

• Blogs are always written by unknown, unqualified authors

What are some other characteristics of an author that might make him or her more credible as a source?

• The presentation of up-to-date information in the text

• Awards given to the author by other experts in the field

• Accurate information in the text that can be verified through other credible

• All of the above

Which one of the following actions is not a violation of copyright?

• To purchase a CD and copy it to your laptop for your own use.

• To import copied CDs

• To borrow a CD from a friend and copy it to your laptop for your own use

• To make a copy of a CD and sell it.

How can individuals and businesses avoid software piracy?

• Download software from torrent websites

• Share software with friends and family

• Use open-source software exclusively

• Purchase legitimate software licenses