Quiz 2_ Plagiarism Quiz

Define what is plagiarism

• Act of representing another person's ideas or works as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating them into your work without giving them full credit

• Act of representing your point-of-view and incorporating your work without giving others permission to use it.

• Act of representing others idea in replacement of money and full credit.

• The act of giving someone's permission to fraud your identity.

An act of duplicating someone else's writing that few words changed but the majority of the work or structure remains the same then citing no credit to the owner.

• Global Plagiarism

• Verbatim Plagiarism

• Paraphrasing Plagiarism

• Patchwork Plagiarism

Enumerate the techniques to avoid plagiarism

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What is global plagiarism?

• The act of passing off someone else's work as your own.

• Using someone else's paper as your own.

• Purchasing a paper online.

• Submitting someone else's work.

What is verbatim plagiarism?

• Duplicating someone else's writing word for word.

• Changing a few words but keeping the structure.

• Restating someone else's work without credit.

• Using quotes without citation.

What is paraphrasing?

• Restating someone else's work without giving credit.

• Putting someone else's words into your own words.

• Using synonyms to replace words.

• Changing the sentence structure.

What is patchwork plagiarism?

• Assembling data from multiple sources without credit.

• Reusing your own work.

• Changing a few words in a text.

• Using someone else's ideas without citation.

What is self-plagiarism?

• Reusing work that you have already submitted.

• Using someone else's work as your own.

• Failing to give credit to the original author.

• Changing the wording of a text.

Verbatim plagiarism is a technique of plagiarism with few words changed but the majority of the work or structure remains the same.

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• False

Give at least three (3) functions of paraphrasing?

• 1. 1. Makes reading easier for readers.

  2. 2. Call the reader's attention to the main ideas and tone of the text.

  3. 3. Gives a vivid understanding on the details based on the paraphrased language.

• 1. 1. Gives broad understanding

  2. 2. Makes reader not interested

  3. 3. Provide inadequate detail of the text.