Quiz on Academic Integrity and Plagiarism

What does academic integrity mean?

• Being honest and fair in your work

• Copying someone else's work

• Using sources without credit

• Ignoring academic misconduct

What is plagiarism?

• Creating original work

• Presenting someone else's work as your own without proper acknowledgment

• Properly citing all sources

• Using your own ideas

What is paraphrasing plagiarism?

• Rewriting someone else's ideas in your own words but not giving credit

• Copying another's work word-for-word

• Reusing your own previously submitted work

• Failing to cite sources properly

What is self-plagiarism?

• Reusing your own previously submitted work without permission

• Copying another's work word-for-word

• Rewriting someone else's ideas in your own words

• Failing to cite sources properly

What is mosaic plagiarism?

• Copying another's work word-for-word

• Rewriting someone else's ideas in your own words

• Piecing together ideas or phrases from multiple sources without proper attribution

• Failing to cite sources properly

What is the first step in paraphrasing correctly?

• Use your own words

• Cite the source

• Read the original text

• Don't copy the structure

What should you do after understanding the main idea of the original text?

• Copy the text exactly

• Use your own words

• Ignore the original text

• Cite the source

Why is it important to cite the source even if you are not using the exact words?

• To avoid plagiarism

• To make the text longer

• To confuse the reader

• To show off your knowledge

What is considered a form of plagiarism according to the provided text?

• Using AI tools ethically

• Using information from online sources without proper citation

• Collaborating with classmates on individual assignments

• Citing all sources properly

Which of the following is NOT a recommended ethical use of AI tools?

• Using AI for research support

• Using AI to draft ideas without revising them

• Citing AI in your work

• Using AI for brainstorming