Understanding Plagiarism and Privacy

What is plagiarism?

• Sharing music files with friends online

• Using someone else's work without giving credit

• Downloading software updates

• Installing antivirus software

Copying and pasting text from a website without citing the author is an example of:

• Cyberbullying

• Privacy protection

• Plagiarism

• Software piracy

Which of the following helps avoid plagiarism?

• Hiding your online identity

• Using pirated software

• Providing proper citations and references

• Creating weak passwords

What is one way to check for accidental plagiarism in your work?

• Use public storage

• Use plagiarism detection tools

• Disable antivirus

• Share your password

Plagiarism can occur in:

• Only books and articles

• Only music and videos

• Any creative work including writing, music, and code

• Only printed materials

The individual right to privacy means:

• Selling private data to companies

• Using others' passwords

• Controlling access to personal information

• Downloading free software

A step to protect your online privacy is:

• Sharing all your personal details online

• Using the same password everywhere

• Creating strong passwords

• Posting personal info in public forums

Which of these should you NOT share publicly online?

• Favorite color

• Personal hobbies

• Home address and phone number

• Favorite movie

Reviewing privacy settings on social media helps to:

• Increase likes

• Protect your private information

• Get more followers

• Buy cheaper apps

Where should you avoid storing private information?

• In a locked cabinet

• Public cloud storage without encryption

• A personal diary at home

• On a secure, password-protected device