Chapter 4: Types of Plagiarisms

What is plagiarism of words?

• Submitting another person's assignment as your own

• Using another's exact wording without citation

• Using your old assignment in a new course

• Presenting another's ideas with citation

Which type of plagiarism occurs when the sentence construction remains the same, but the words are changed without citing the source?

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of authorship

• Plagiarism of structure

• Plagiarism of self

Plagiarism of ideas happens when a writer:

• Reuses their own previous work

• Submits another person's work

• Presents another person's thinking without credit

• Copies exact words without quotation marks

Which plagiarism type is defined as submitting someone else's work as your own?

• Plagiarism of authorship

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of words

• Plagiarism of self

What is plagiarism of self?

• Citing yourself in your own essay

• Reusing your past work for a new assignment without permission

• Copying a friend's work and changing the name

• Quoting poorly

Azmi copies a whole paragraph from a journal without quotation marks or reference. What type of plagiarism is this?

• Plagiarism of words

• Plagiarism of structure

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of self

Rowenna submits her assignment from last semester as her new submission. This is an example of:

• Plagiarism of authorship

• Plagiarism of self

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of structure

Which of the following is plagiarism of structure?

• Changing only a few words from the original but keeping the sentence pattern

• Copying a full text directly

• Submitting another person's essay

• Borrowing someone's idea with proper citation

Which plagiarism type happens when a student buys a paper online and submits it as their own?

• Plagiarism of words

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of authorship

• Plagiarism of self

A student reads a research article and uses the main theory in their essay without citing the author. This is:

• Plagiarism of words

• Plagiarism of ideas

• Plagiarism of authorship

• Plagiarism of self