Plagiarism Quiz

What is plagiarism?

• Presenting another person's work as your own without acknowledgment

• Collaborating with other students on assignments

• Quoting authors in your work

• Using reference materials in academic writing

How can plagiarism be avoided?

• Submitting work done by someone else

• Paraphrasing without citing the source

• Copying phrases without quotation marks

• Citing references, referencing correctly, and recording direct quotes

What is considered plagiarism?

• Referencing quotes and paraphrases correctly

• Copying phrases word-for-word without quotation marks

• Collaborating with classmates on group projects

• Using images from the internet in your work

What is the consequence of plagiarism at the University?

• Being praised for creativity

• Incurring penalties

• Receiving extra credit

• Getting a warning

What is the correct way to quote an author's work?

• Paraphrase without acknowledgment

• Submit work written by others

• Use quotation marks and cite the reference

• Copy without giving credit

How should note taking be done to avoid plagiarism?

• Record all reference information correctly

• Plagiarize to save time

• Avoid using quotation marks

• Use others' ideas without distinction

What is paraphrasing?

• Collaborating with authors

• Using direct quotes without citation

• Copying word-for-word without acknowledgment

• Putting someone else's concepts into your own words

What is the importance of citing references in academic writing?

• To confuse the readers

• To acknowledge the original authors

• To make the text longer

• To hide the sources

How can students properly paraphrase information from a source?

• By copying the text verbatim

• By changing a few words here and there

• By using quotation marks

• By putting the ideas into their own words

What are the consequences of not citing sources in academic writing?

• Higher grades

• Plagiarism accusations

• Increased credibility

• More creative work