plagirism

Open Ended

In what ways do you think plagiarism could impact a student's academic journey or reputation?

Multiple Choice

Why is understanding plagiarism important for maintaining academic integrity?

• Because it helps avoid legal issues

• Because it ensures original work and honesty

• Because it makes assignments easier

• Because it is required by teachers

Open Ended

Why is it important to give credit to the original authors when using their ideas or words in your work?

Multiple Choice

Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or intellectual property without proper acknowledgment or permission, presenting it as your own. It is considered a serious ethical and academic offense. Based on this definition, what is plagiarism?

• Using your own ideas in your work

• Using someone else's work without credit

• Collaborating with classmates on a project

• Citing all your sources properly

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key principles of academic integrity?

• Honesty

• Trust

• Copying others' work

• Respect

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes self-plagiarism?

• Reusing your own previously submitted work for a different assignment without permission

• Copying someone else's work and submitting it as your own

• Collaborating with others on an assignment without permission

• Changing words in a text to synonyms without attribution

Multiple Choice

Based on the examples provided, what is a common characteristic of self-plagiarism?

• Using the same work for multiple assignments without informing the teacher

• Working with another student to complete an assignment

• Submitting a friend's assignment as your own

• Changing words in a text to synonyms

Multiple Choice

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates collusion?

• Two students work together on an essay and submit similar versions as their own work

• A student submits their own previous work for a new assignment

• A student changes words in a text to synonyms without attribution

• A student writes a report alone and submits it

Multiple Select

Select all the statements that correctly describe word substitution based on the examples provided.

• It involves changing specific words to synonyms while keeping the structure and ideas intact.

• It is considered plagiarism if the original meaning is not changed.

• It is a way to create an original piece of writing without attribution.

• It is acceptable if only a few words are changed.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes mosaic plagiarism?

• Taking phrases or ideas from various sources and blending them into a new work without proper citation.

• Copying text word-for-word from a single source without citation.

• Hiring someone else to complete your assignment.

• Accidentally forgetting to cite a source.

Multiple Choice

What are some potential risks for students who engage in contract cheating, as described in the warning slide?

• They may be blackmailed or exploited by contract cheating businesses.

• They will always receive higher grades.

• They will be praised for their honesty.

• They will avoid all academic consequences.

Open Ended

What do you think are some potential consequences of plagiarism for your academic, personal and professional future?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an academic penalty for plagiarism mentioned in the image?

• Assessment Resubmission

• Failing the Assignment

• Community Service

• Suspension or Expulsion

Open Ended

Describe two personal consequences a student might face if they are caught plagiarizing.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are legal or professional penalties that can result from plagiarism?

• Copyright infringement

• Loss of professional reputation

• Increased stress

• Assessment resubmission

Open Ended

What strategies can you use to ensure that you avoid plagiarism in your future assignments?

Multiple Choice

According to the image, what are two important steps to take to avoid unintentional plagiarism?

• Understand what constitutes plagiarism and understand the assignment

• Copy from reliable sources and cite them

• Submit assignments early and often

• Ask classmates for their work

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a potential consequence of plagiarism?

• Receiving academic penalties

• Gaining extra credit

• Being praised for originality

• Getting a scholarship