How can you properly credit an author or website when using their information?

Include the author (if available), title, website name, and URL

When should you cite a source?

When using someone else's words, ideas, or research

What is academic honesty?

Giving credit to others for their ideas and doing your own work

Which of the following is NOT an example of a source that needs to be cited?

A personal story from your own life

What is the difference between quoting and paraphrasing?

Quoting uses exact words with quotes; paraphrasing rewrites ideas.

What is paraphrasing?

Rewriting information in your own words and giving credit to the source

If you work in a group project, what should you do?

Contribute equally and acknowledge everyone’s efforts

Copying someone else’s work and presenting it as your own

Which of the following is an example of being academically honest?

Giving credit to the author when using their work

Which of the following is an example of academic dishonesty?

Copying someone’s homework without permission

A way to give credit to the original author of a source

If you use information from a book or website, what should you do?

Give credit to the author or website by citing the source

If you are using EasyBib or MyBib, what should you do after entering the source details?

Click "Generate Citation" to create a formatted reference

How can you avoid plagiarism in your work?

By using quotation marks and citing sources

What information is usually included in a citation?

The title, author, publication date, and source

Why is it important to cite sources in your work?

To give credit to the original creator of the idea or information

Which of these is an example of a correct citation format for a book?

White, E.B. Charlotte’s Web. HarperCollins, 1952.

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1
How can you properly credit an author or website when using their information?
Write “I found it on the internet”
Write “www.google.com”
Copy and paste the link without any other details
Include the author (if available), title, website name, and URL
2
When should you cite a source?
Only when writing a long paper
When using someone else's words, ideas, or research
Only when the teacher asks you to
When copying homework from a friend
3
What is academic honesty?
Writing anything you want in your homework
Copying from a friend’s work
Giving credit to others for their ideas and doing your own work
Taking answers from the internet without mentioning the source
4
Which of the following is NOT an example of a source that needs to be cited?
A quote from a famous person
An article from a website
A personal story from your own life
A book written by an author
5
What is the difference between quoting and paraphrasing?
Quoting is making up information, while paraphrasing is copying exactly
Quoting uses exact words with quotes; paraphrasing rewrites ideas.
Paraphrasing is longer than quoting
There is no difference
6
What is paraphrasing?
Making up your own facts
Copying text word for word
Rewriting information in your own words and giving credit to the source
Changing a few words but keeping the same sentence structure
7
If you work in a group project, what should you do?
Take credit for all the work even if others helped
Let one person do all the work
Contribute equally and acknowledge everyone’s efforts
Copy information from the internet and submit it
8
What is plagiarism?
Working together on a group project
Writing your own ideas in an essay
Asking a teacher for help with homework
Copying someone else’s work and presenting it as your own
9
Which of the following is an example of being academically honest?
Copying an answer from a classmate’s notebook
Writing someone else’s essay and submitting it as your own
Using a calculator during a no-calculator test
Giving credit to the author when using their work
10
Which of the following is an example of academic dishonesty?
Taking notes during a lesson
Studying with a friend before a test
Asking the teacher for clarification on an assignment
Copying someone’s homework without permission
11
What is a citation?
A summary of a book or article
A way to give credit to the original author of a source
A secret code used in research
A type of book report
12
If you use information from a book or website, what should you do?
Copy it exactly and submit it as your own
Ignore it and pretend you didn’t use it
Change a few words and use it as your own
Give credit to the author or website by citing the source
13
If you are using EasyBib or MyBib, what should you do after entering the source details?
Copy the entire article and paste it into your project
Ignore it and write whatever you remember
Change the details so they look different
Click "Generate Citation" to create a formatted reference
14
How can you avoid plagiarism in your work?
By writing exactly what you read in a book
By using quotation marks and citing sources
By using someone else’s work without permission
By copying and pasting from a website
15
Which of the following tools can help you create citations?
MyBib
Google Scholar
EasyBib
All of the above
16
What information is usually included in a citation?
The title, author, publication date, and source
A summary of the book
The number of words in the book
The color of the book cover
17
Why is it important to cite sources in your work?
To confuse your teacher with too many details
To make your project more colorful
To give credit to the original creator of the idea or information
To make your assignment look longer
18
Which of these is an example of a correct citation format for a book?
The book I read was called Charlotte’s Web
“This book was very interesting.”
White, E.B. Charlotte’s Web. HarperCollins, 1952.
“Charlotte’s Web is a great book, and I learned a lot.”

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