Understanding Plagiarism for Students

What is plagiarism?

• The act of creating original content

• The act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit

• The act of sharing your own work with others

• The act of writing a fictional story

Which of the following is a type of plagiarism?

• Direct plagiarism

• Creative writing

• Original research

• Peer review

What is "self-plagiarism"?

• Using your own previous work without permission

• Copying someone else's work

• Creating new content

• Citing all sources correctly

What is a consequence of plagiarism in school?

• Receiving a high grade

• Getting a warning or failing the assignment

• Being praised for creativity

• Winning an award

Which of the following is NOT a type of plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing plagiarism

• Accidental plagiarism

• Collaborative plagiarism

• Bibliography plagiarism

How can plagiarism be avoided?

• By copying and pasting from the internet

• By citing all sources used in your work

• By using only one source

• By not doing any research

What is "mosaic plagiarism"?

• Copying text word-for-word

• Mixing copied text with your own words without credit

• Using your own ideas

• Writing a summary

Why is plagiarism considered unethical?

• It shows creativity

• It involves stealing someone else's work

• It helps in learning

• It is a form of collaboration

What is the impact of plagiarism in the digital age?

• Easier to detect with software

• Impossible to track

• Encouraged by technology

• Less important than before

Joe and Sally are working together to get an assignment done. They share answers with each other to just get the work done. Besides cheating yourself out of learning, you have engaged in what type of plagiarism?

• collusion

• contract cheating

• sharing

• self-plagiarism