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WorksheetsPlagiarism
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You read something online, copy it, and change a few words and replace them with your own. So, you need not cite the original author.
True
False
You submitted a paper last year, and got a good grade. It's ok to submit the same paper to a different teacher this year, for a different assignment.
True
False
You purchase a completely written paper online, that properly cites all the sources used in the paper. Is this plagiarism?
Yes
No
You are in a hurry to finish a paper and turn it in before it is marked late. You copy, word for word, parts of an article you read online, but you DO properly cite the source. Is this plagiarism?
Yes
No
You're working with a classmate. She's really strong in writing papers, you're really strong in math. You agree to to do her math homework, and she agrees to let you copy parts of her book report.
You're both plagiarizing.
Only she is plagiarizing.
Only you are plagiarizing.
Neither of you are plagiarizing.
You interview your grandparent for a paper, use proper quotes and cite him, and then write the rest of your paper using the stories he told you as the theme for what you are writing about.
Is this plagiarism?
Yes
No
If I reword the original text into my own words, I don’t need to cite the author.
Yes
No
I only have to cite sources of things I read online.
True
False
It's not hard for a teacher to check if I have plagiarized something.
True
False
If I get caught plagiarizing, I could face:
Failing the assignment
Failing the class
Getting suspended from school
Getting expelled from school
All of the above
