Exploring the Types and Consequences of Plagiarism

The video tutorial discusses plagiarism, its definition, and the importance of citing sources. It outlines the consequences of plagiarism, which can include failing a course or expulsion. The video explains five types of plagiarism: verbatim, mosaic, paraphrasing, global, and self-plagiarism, emphasizing the need to avoid them. It also provides guidance on how to properly paraphrase and the importance of academic honesty.

What is plagiarism?

• Using your own ideas in a paper

• Citing all sources correctly

• Writing a paper from scratch

• Using someone else's words or ideas without crediting the source

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What might be a consequence of committing plagiarism?

• Receiving a scholarship

• Getting a higher grade

• Being praised by the professor

• Failing the course or getting expelled

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What is verbatim plagiarism?

• Rewriting someone else's ideas in your own words

• Copying text directly from a source without citation

• Using your own previous work

• Combining ideas from multiple sources

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How can you avoid verbatim plagiarism?

• By submitting someone else's work

• By using quotation marks and citing the source

• By paraphrasing without citation

• By copying text from multiple sources

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What is patchwork plagiarism?

• Copying text directly from one source

• Combining phrases and ideas from different sources without citation

• Using your own previous work

• Citing all sources correctly

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Why is patchwork plagiarism still considered plagiarism?

• Because it combines ideas from multiple sources without proper citation

• Because it involves copying text directly

• Because it cites all sources correctly

• Because it uses your own previous work

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What is the most common type of plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing plagiarism

• Patchwork plagiarism

• Verbatim plagiarism

• Global plagiarism

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Why is it important to cite the original source even when paraphrasing?

• Because the idea is still not yours

• Because it saves time

• Because it is your own work

• Because it is not necessary

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What is global plagiarism?

• Using your own previous work

• Submitting someone else's entire work as your own

• Combining ideas from multiple sources

• Copying text directly from one source

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What is self-plagiarism?

• Using someone else's work

• Copying text directly from a source

• Reusing your own previously submitted work

• Combining ideas from multiple sources

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