5 Types of Plagiarism

What is plagiarism?

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• Citing and quoting a text correctly

• Using someone else's work and not giving them credit

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What is global plagiarism?

• Using an entire work that someone else wrote and claiming it as yours.

• using bits and pieces from someone else

• copy and paste plagiarism

• submitting your own work for grades in two or more classes

What is self plagiarism?

• Using someone else's entire work and calling it your own

• piecing together many bits of several works from someone else into a whole without giving them credit

• taking a large amount of someone else's information and summarizing it, or shortening it without giving them credit

• Turning your own work in for more than one class

What is patchwork plagiarism?

• Using someone else's entire work and calling it your own

• piecing together many bits of several works from other people into a whole without giving them credit

• taking a large amount of someone else's information and summarizing it, or shortening it without giving them credit

• Turning your own work in for more than one class

What is paraphrasing plagiarism?

• Using someone else's entire work and calling it your own

• piecing together many bits of several works from other people into a whole without giving them credit

• taking a large amount of someone else's information and summarizing it, or shortening it without giving them credit

• Turning your own work in for more than one class

What is verbatim plagiarism?

• Using someone else's entire work and calling it your own

• piecing together many bits of several works from other people into a whole without giving them credit

• taking a large amount of someone else's information and summarizing it, or shortening it without giving them credit

• Copying and pasting parts of someone else's work into your own without giving them credit

Manisha took the idea of a whole poem, by Wharton, and shortened it into two sentences.

If she turns this in without giving credit to Wharton, she has committed which type of plagiarism?

• patchwork

• paraphrasing

• verbatim

• global

Carlos asked Kobe to write his paper for him.

If he turns it in, he has committed which type of plagiarism?

• patchwork

• paraphrasing

• verbatim

• global

Taylor copied and pasted some scientific information from an article into their Science paper.

If they turn it in, they have committed which type of plagiarism?

• patchwork

• paraphrasing

• verbatim

• global

Ricky found all kinds of interesting information all over the internet, and put different parts from different writers together to complete his English assignment.

If he turns it in without giving credit to his sources, he has just committed which type of plagiarism?

• patchwork

• paraphrasing

• verbatim

• global