Types of Plagiarism

Sonja is enrolled in a class to learn German. Her teacher has assigned a writing activity that requires her to write about her family in German. Sonja can read German somewhat easily but has a hard time with her writing. Sonja uses an online translator to write about her family in English and translate it into German. She copies the translation and pastes it into her assignment.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Aroon has a research essay due next week but will be too busy to finish it, so he pays his older sister to write it for him.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Amanda is taking psychology in University. Luckily, she took it in high school as well. She submits one of her essays from her high school because the essay question is the exact same.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

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Mika is completing an argumentative essay. She finds a great webpage that supports one of her claims and paraphrases the evidence and ideas. She does not reference the original author in her essay or works cited page.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Mike reads an AI-generated article on the benefits and drawbacks of electric vehicles. He then writes his own information paragraph on the same topic, using the same structure and ideas as the AI-generated article, but changing the words and sentences slightly. He does not cite the original article or acknowledge that his work was inspired by AI-generated content.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Yuusuf is working on a research paper in History class. The assignment involves brainstorming a topic independently, writing an essay outline based on research, and writing a first draft before editing and revising a final draft. He uses an AI writing tool to generate his essay by prompting it to include some of the research he has done.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Lisa is writing a paper on the ethics of fast fashion. She uses an AI tool to generate several articles on the topic, then takes sentences and paragraphs from each of the AI-generated articles and combines them to create her own paper, without citing any sources or acknowledging that the content was generated by AI.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing

Emily is writing a research essay in History class. The topic of her essay is the Cuban Revolution. Emily has been very busy with soccer practice over the past month; to compensate, she's left her research for the last minute. Emily finds a research paper online; to save time, she uses the sources in the bibliography instead of finding her own sources.

There are TWO answers.

• Direct Plagiarism

• Echo Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Ghost Writing