Plagiarism

Translating document from a different language and without giving proper citation is also an act of plagiarism. Correct?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

You must consent to the original author before translating his or her work and take appropriate usage rights.

I am copying my own previously written "original" work "without" referencing it. Will it be considered as Plagiarism?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

This act is called self-plagiarism. The idea is, you must share all the resources you are using to develop your current project. So you must cite your personal paper with the proper guidelines. (Even if it is your own)

Can AI-generated text (like from ChatGPT) be considered plagiarism if used without proper attribution?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

AI-generated text, like any other source, should be cited properly if it is used in your work. Failing to attribute the AI-generated content to its source is considered ChatGPT plagiarism, as it implies that the text is your original work when it is not.

Can you avoid plagiarism by giving credit to the original author in a footnote, even if you don't use quotation marks or proper citation format?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

To avoid plagiarism, you must use quotation marks for direct quotes and follow proper citation format. A footnote alone, without proper citation, is not enough to give credit to the original author and avoid plagiarism.

You are guilty of plagiarism if

• 1. Using the information to support your argument.

• 1. Using information and pretending it as your own.

• 1. Using the information to gather knowledge.

• 1. Trying to alter information without the author's permission.

Answer explanation

Learning from other resources and using them to support your argument is not unethical. Until and unless you are trying to manipulate without acknowledging the original author and/or presenting someone's work as your own, you are not doing anything wrong.

Which of the following works must be cited while using their information.

1. Newspaper articles.

• 1. Newspaper articles.

• 1. Websites.

• 1. Television programmes.

• 1. Journal articles.

• 1. Books.

What is plagiarism?

• • Citing sources incorrectly

• • Paraphrasing someone else's work

• • Presenting someone else's work as your own

• • Summarizing a text

Which of these is NOT a form of plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing without citation

• Quoting a source with proper citation

• Copying and pasting from an online source

• Submitting another student's work as your own

What is the purpose of a citation?

• To make your work look more professional

• To give credit to the original source

• To fill space in your paper

• To improve your writing skills

In which scenario would you NOT need to provide a citation?

• Quoting a famous speech

• Paraphrasing a paragraph from a book

• Stating a well-known fact

• Summarizing an article