Plagiarism Review

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Using your own words to explain an idea you found in a book.

• Copying and pasting text from a website without giving credit.

• Asking a friend for help with your homework.

• None of the above.

How can you avoid plagiarism when using someone else's words in your work?

• Use quotation marks and cite the source.

• Rewrite the words in a different font.

• Ignore the source.

• Write your name next to the words.

What should you do if you want to use someone else's work in your project or essay?

• Use it without telling anyone.

• Give credit to the author or source.

• Change the author's name to yours.

• Keep it a secret.

Which of these is a good way to prevent plagiarism?

• Always use someone else's work in your assignments.

• Use your own ideas and give credit when you use someone else's.

• Don't do your assignments.

• Copy everything from the internet.

Why is plagiarism considered wrong?

• It helps you learn better.

• It's unfair to others and can get you in trouble.

• Teachers like it.

• It's a fun game.

Which of these is NOT a type of plagiarism?

• Copy-Paste Plagiarism

• Paraphrasing Plagiarism

• Self-Plagiarism

• Selfie-Plagiarism

What happens if you're caught plagiarizing?

• You get a gold star.

• You might fail the assignment or face other consequences.

• Nothing happens.

• You become the class hero.

What should you do if you're not sure if you're plagiarizing?

• Keep doing what you're doing.

• Ask your teacher for help or clarification.

• Hide your work.

• Guess the answer.

Which of the following reasons is NOT one of the reasons professors get upset when students plagiarize?

• They feel personally offended when students don't respect intellectual property.

• They lose respect for students who are dishonest.

• They might lose their jobs if too many of their students plagiarize.

• They have a hard time assessing what you actually know if you plagiarize.

True or False: Paraphrases or summaries of sources do not require citations.

• True

• False