Plagiarism

presenting another author’s words or ideas as one’s own without credit

• Bias

• Paraphrase

• Plagiarism

• Emotional Appeal

When are you allowed to use the words or ideas of other people without giving them credit?

• once

• twice

• sometimes

• never

If you copy and paste some of the text from a website,

• that is acceptable to use in your paper.

• that is sometimes acceptable to use in your paper.

• that is a clear violation of plagiarism.

• that is not a clear violation of plagiarism.

If you use someone esle's work, verbatim, that is plagiarism. What does verbatim mean?

• in not exact words

• to summarize information from someone esle's work

• in the exact words : word for word

• to condense information to a shorter format

If you use someone esle's words verbatim, you need to ...

• summarize the work.

• do not put them into quotation marks

• not put them into quotation marks

• put them in quotation marks or you have to give credit to the author such as "According to World Book Encyclopedia, ...."

Does the rule of plagiarism apply to all subjects?

• YES!

• NO

• sometimes

• hardly ever applies to all subjects

When you are doing a Science Project, a book report or even making a piece of art, remember

• you can sometimes use the words or ideas of other people without giving them credit.

• you're never allowed to use the words or ideas of other people without giving them credit.

What is the act of using someone else's work or ideas without proper acknowledgment called?

• A) Citation

• B) Paraphrasing

• C) Plagiarism

• D) Referencing

Which of the following is NOT a form of plagiarism?

• A) Copying text without citation

• B) Paraphrasing without credit

• C) Using common knowledge

• D) Submitting someone else's work as your own

What must you do when you use a direct quote from a source?

• A) Change the words slightly

• B) Use quotation marks and cite the source

• C) Paraphrase it

• D) Ignore the source