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WorksheetsPlagiarism
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Plagiarism is
quoting a source without citing it.
stealing someone's intellectual property.
passing off other people's work as your own.
all of the above
Something that's common knowledge is
learned only through research.
known by most people.
not widely known.
not a true fact.
True or False: There are not usually serious consequences for plagiarism.
True
False
When you use an author's exact words in your paper, those words are called a
source.
citation.
quotation.
paraphrase.
To put a quote into your paper, you need
a citation only.
quotation marks only.
quotation marks and a citation.
neither quotation marks nor a citation.
Which of the following is not considered plagiarizing?
asking your friend to give you an old paper he wrote so that you can copy it
paraphrasing an author's ideas without giving them proper credit
copying and pasting passages from online sources into your paper
asking your brother to proofread your paper for you.
If you plagiarize, it damages your
bibliography.
academic integrity.
intellectual property.
common knowledge.
One way to avoid plagiarizing is to
always write down where your information comes from
paraphrase while looking directly at the original source.
put direct quotes into your notes without quotation marks.
quote a paper you wrote previously in the paper you are writing now.
True or False: Buying a paper on the internet is a kind of plagiarism.
True
False
A restatement, in your own words, of a passage of text is called a
source.
citation.
quotation.
paraphrase.
Use quotes for:
accuracy
authority
conciseness
unforgettable language
Reasons to paraphrase include:
changing the organization of ideas for emphasis
simplifying the material
clarifying the material
stating the exact words of the original
