Plagiarism

What belongs to the people who created it?

• Their intellectual property
• Their personal belongings
• Their ideas
• Their time

What are the benefits of doing one's own work?

• Copying someone else's work
• Getting a good grade
• Understanding new ideas, thinking critically, and expressing our own thoughts
• Missing out on the chance to learn and grow

What is the difference between using information and plagiarizing?

• Using information and plagiarizing are the same thing
• Using information involves giving credit to the original creator, while plagiarizing does not
• Using information involves creating your own work, while plagiarizing does not
• Using information involves stealing someone else's work, while plagiarizing does not

What are the long-term effects of taking shortcuts in academic work?

• Getting a warning
• Getting a good grade
• Getting a scholarship
• Missing out on the chance to learn and grow

Is it okay to copy and paste someone else's work into your own?

• Yes, it's a shortcut
• Yes, it's a common practice
• No, it's legal
• No, it's plagiarism

Why is plagiarism not a good idea?

• It's easy and saves time
• It's legal and can help you succeed
• It's ethical and shows respect for others' work
• It's illegal and can get you into trouble

Why should we argue against the use of plagiarism?

• It's legal and acceptable
• It's a way to show appreciation
• It's a way to save time
• It's unfair to the original creator

What is the potential impact of plagiarism on academic and professional success?

• It can lead to a promotion
• It can lead to success and recognition
• It can lead to a scholarship
• It can lead to serious consequences, including getting expelled or fired

What is the best way to approach a tough assignment?

• Copying someone else's work
• Taking a shortcut
• Doing your own work, asking for help when you need it, and being proud of what you've accomplished
• Cheating on exams

What is the problem with plagiarism?

• It's legal
• It's a shortcut to success
• It can get you into a lot of trouble at school and in the future
• It's a good way to learn and grow