What is plagerism

What is plagiarism?

• Only using information available on the internet

• Using your own ideas without citation

• Citing all sources correctly

• Using someone else's words or ideas without proper credit

What is the consequence of committing plagiarism?

(a)  

• Receiving a higher grade

• Being praised for originality

• Possible failure or expulsion from the institution
• No consequences

What is verbatim plagiarism?

(a)  

• Using common knowledge without citation

• Directly copying text without citation
• Citing sources in the wrong format

• Paraphrasing without citation

What does self-plagiarism involve?

• Submitting a friend's work as your own

• Reusing your own previously submitted work without disclosure

• Quoting a source without citation

• Using public domain work without citation

How can you avoid plagiarism?

(a)  

• Copying information directly from the internet

• By not writing papers

• Citing all sources of information and ideas
• Using only well-known facts

Using someone else's work to help you without their permission is:

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Plagiarism is

• a popular, legal activity

• an act of fraud

• all of these

• none of these

Rohan is caught plagiarizing in his assignment. What could be the consequences he might face?

• Reduced grades and possibly failing

• UCD access and lifelong learning

• A really good grade in Pre-Calculus

• Getting the courage he deserves

Anika, Avery, and Aiden are working on a group project. They are considering copying some parts from the internet without citing the sources. What could be the potential consequences if they commit plagiarism?

• Loss of trust and respect from Anika, Avery, and Aiden's peers and mentors

• Negative impact on Anika, Avery, and Aiden's future career opportunities

• Academic probation, suspension, expulsion for Anika, Avery, and Aiden

• Academic penalties, damage to Anika, Avery, and Aiden's reputation, legal consequences, loss of credibility

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What is an example of deliberate plagiarism?

• Buying or downloading a paper that someone else has written and passing it off as your own.

• Writing in your diary.

• Brainstorming Ideas

• Buying the same shirt as your friend.

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