What is the importance of citing references in a research paper?

• Citing references in a research paper is important for giving credit to original authors, allowing readers to verify information, and avoiding plagiarism.

• Citing references leads to lower grades

• Citing references can confuse readers

• Citing references is unnecessary in research papers

Explain the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing.

• Paraphrasing involves adding personal opinions to the original text, while summarizing involves removing all opinions.

• Paraphrasing involves condensing the original text into a few words, while summarizing involves expanding on the original text.

• Paraphrasing involves copying the original text word for word, while summarizing involves rewriting the entire text.

• Paraphrasing involves restating the original text in your own words, while summarizing involves capturing the main points of the original text in a concise manner.

When should you use a direct quote in your research paper?

• When the source is not credible

• When the exact wording of the source is crucial for your argument or when paraphrasing would not do justice to the original author's words.

• When you want to add more words to your paper

• When you are too lazy to paraphrase

Define plagiarism and provide an example.

• Summarizing a research paper without citing the sources.

• Using someone else's artwork in a project without permission.

• Quoting a famous speech without acknowledging the speaker.

• Copying a passage from a book and not attributing it to the original author.

How can paraphrasing help in avoiding plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing demonstrates comprehension of the material and prevents verbatim copying, reducing the risk of plagiarism.

• Paraphrasing is only necessary for short quotations

• Paraphrasing is not effective in preventing plagiarism

• Paraphrasing increases the risk of plagiarism

What's the formula for a correctly formatted quote?

• transition + verb + citation

• transition + verb + quote+ citation

• transition + indicator+ verb + quote+ citation

• none of these

Why is it essential to properly attribute ideas that are not your own?

• It doesn't matter who came up with the idea as long as it is used effectively.

• Proper attribution is time-consuming and unnecessary.

• Claiming someone else's work as your own enhances your reputation.

• It is essential to give credit to the original creator, avoid plagiarism, uphold academic integrity, and foster a culture of respect for intellectual property.

Discuss the consequences of not citing sources in a research paper.

• The consequences of not citing sources in a research paper include accusations of plagiarism, lack of credibility, academic dishonesty, hindering reader verification, and potential legal issues.

• Enhanced reader verification

• No impact on academic integrity

• Increased credibility

Explain the concept of self-plagiarism and why it is considered unethical.

• Self-plagiarism is unethical because it involves reusing one's own work without proper citation, which can mislead readers and compromise academic or professional integrity.

• Self-plagiarism does not mislead readers

• Self-plagiarism is acceptable in academic writing

• Self-plagiarism enhances academic integrity

Provide a step-by-step guide on how to paraphrase a paragraph effectively.

• Change the meaning of the paragraph completely

• Ignore synonyms and word choice

• Rewrite the paragraph in your own words while maintaining the original meaning by using synonyms, changing sentence structure, and varying word choice.

• Use the same words and sentence structure as the original paragraph