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WorksheetsPlagiarism
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 35mins
Which of the following is considered plagiarism?
Unintentionally claiming the work of others are your own
Intentionally claiming the work of others as your own
Chunking a long passage
all of the above
Which of the following is the best way to avoid plagiarism?
Just reword a few words in the line and then it can be called your own
Just quote the entire passage
Paraphrase and give the author credit
Chunk the information
What is paraphrasing?
Copying a short sentence word for word with quotes around it
Changing at least 2 words in a sentence to make it your own
Taking a long passage of information and changing a few words
Reading, remembering points from what you read, then writing it in your own words
When should quoting be used?
When a short piece of info. is written so beautifully, it should not be changed.
Anytime a passage it too long to rephrase
Every time I gather info. from my research
Every time I look at factual information
What are in-text citations?
When you include the website after each passage of writing
Providing credit to the author or source within the text
The bibliography or works cited page attached at the end
In text citations only need to be used when
I have quoted an author directly
When I have paraphrased information
When I have used only a short bit of information from research
All of the above
Scenario: A student loved a story they read, so they decided to copy the story line, but they changed the names of the characters. Which answer below applies?
This is considered plagiarism, you cannot copy an existing story line
This is not considered plagiarism because they used different names
It is considered partial plagiarism, but it is not a big deal.
Scenario: A student put a story assignment off until last minute, so they copy and paste a story from online that is NOT copyrighted. Which of the following applies.
This is plagiarism regardless of the copyright.
It is not plagiarism because there was no copyright.
It isn't plagiarism, but it also isn't good because the student didn't do their own work.
Scenario: A student was stuck on story ideas, so they created an original story, but used famous superhero characters.
This is plagiarism because they did not seek the right to use the characters created by someone else
This is not plagiarism because everyone knows these characters, so they are free game
It was not plagiarism because the story was original
Scenario: A student was not fully aware of what plagiarism is, so they only changed a few words of each line in the text they were researching, and included it in their paper. Mark what will happen.
It was the first offense, but the student will be instantly suspended. Plagiarism is a serious offense.
The student will be talked to and asked to redo the work on the first offense.
The student will spend the day in the office on the first offense.
Scenario: A student that has received teaching and is a repeat offender for plagiarism decides to do it again because they are short on time. It is better than getting a zero. What will happen?
Likely, the student will be expelled.
The student will likely serve in house suspension.
The student will likely receive an irreversible zero and an in house or our of school suspension, as well as assigned work regarding plagiarism.
In order for a teacher to determine if a work is plagiarized they have to
Spend hours looking through information
Simply enter suspicious lines into the plagiarism checker (takes just seconds)
Ask and interview peers
To which of the following must you give credit?
Music
Videos
Websites
All of the above
What is chunking work?
Chunking means writing in short choppy paragraphs
Chunking refers to copying and pasting large chunks of information from a website
Refers to rephrasing more than one line of another's work at a time.
In order to effectively avoid plagiarism, one should
Never copy and paste information
Read the entire resource or article, look away, then write down the main points you got from it
Keep track of authors, dates, website titles, article titles, publishers, etc. so you can add in-text citations and a works cited page
all of the above
In order for a story that you wrote to not be considered plagiarism, it must contain
only original characters
an original story line
work that is all your own
all of the above
In order for a paragraph or essay to avoid plagiarism, it must contain
properly paraphrased and quoted information with plenty of your own lines of explanations and analysis in between
in-text citations after each piece of paraphrased or quotes information
a works cited page or bibliography that properly credits each source
all of the above
AI written papers are reliable, are not considered plagiarism, and are difficult for teachers to detect.
May contain more than one correct response.
True, because they are perfectly written.
False: they sound nothing like the student's voice, and often contain faulty facts or punctuation.
True: AI is just a tool. It is not the same thing as plagiarism, and just helps a student to produce a better paper.
False: AI use, beyond basic synonyms and grammar checks, is plagiarism.
