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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is plagiarism?
Using information that people should know
Using information that you got from another source without referencing it.
Giving a direct quote but not using inverted commas.
All of the above.
What is paraphrasing?
Taking someone else's words and using the synonym function to change a word or two.
Taking someone else's words and making them your own so there is no need to reference.
Taking someone else's words and making them your own, while referencing the original source.
Similar to copywriting.
What is a source?
A tasty addition to a burger.
Where you accessed a quote from.
Information that most people know.
A secret informant.
What information do you need to reference in text?
(a)
Name a reliable place to find information from.
Name an unreliable source.
Which is NOT a tip to avoid plagiarism?
Have a friend write some of your answers.
Take good notes.
Go to the library.
Start your assessments early.
Jessica got information from a few sources that used the same kind of information. Which does she reference?
The first one.
The first two, to be safe.
The one that was published most recently.
All of them.
Which is the best definition of paraphrasing?
Rewriting the statement into your own words.
Taking large amounts of text and making it smaller.
Changing one or two words in a text so that it is not exactly the same as the original.
Not changing anything, no one will find out.
Summarise the following:
“Communication can be verbal, nonverbal, or written. Whereas members of face-to-face groups experience verbal and nonverbal communications, members of telephone groups experience only verbal communications, and members of computer groups experience only written messages. Communication can also be synchronous, that is, back and forth in real time, or asynchronous, that is, not within the same time frame. Asynchronous communications occur in computer groups where members may respond to messages after they are posted on bulletin boards or in chat rooms.”
