Plagiarism

When researching you should:

• Cite any sources you learned from

• Copy and paste what you find word for word

• Put quotes around anything you copy word for word

• Paraphrase information you find

It is okay to copy information if you use quotation marks and cite your source.

• True

• False

One way to avoid plagiarizing is to

• quote information using quotation marks

• use the same words as the original source

• put direct quotes into your paper without quotation marks.

• copy and paste someone else's paper

The consequences of plagiarism may include...

• Failing the assignment
• Getting in trouble with principals
• Having to redo the whole assignment
• All of these things could happen!

When you plagiarize, you are

• Stealing ideas

• Getting a good grade

You find a paper online that answers your assignment instructions exactly and submit it as your work.
Is this plagiarism?

• YES
• NO

Taking somebody's work and pretending it is your own is called...

• Borrowing

• Plagiarism

• Respect

• Homework

What does it mean to paraphrase?

• putting information in quotation marks

• put information in your own words

• making a reference list

• using in-text citations

Which is an example of using quote correctly?

• According to Mrs. Lyons, "you need to show receipts for the information you use.

• According to Mrs. Lyons, "you need to show receipts for the information you use."

• According to Mrs. Lyons, you need to show receipts for the information you use.

• Mrs. Lyons said, you need to show receipts for the information you use.

A citation should tell us:

WHO the information came from

WHEN the information was created

WHAT the name of the source is

and __________________

• WHERE the author is

• WHERE you live

• WHERE the author was when they wrote it

• WHERE the information can be found again