5. What is self-plagiarism?

a) Using your own work in multiple places without permission

3. How can you avoid plagiarism?

c) Cite all sources that you refer to, whether you quote or paraphrase

6. When paraphrasing, what should you do?

c) Rewrite the idea in your own words and give proper credit

11. What is considered a "proper citation"?

a) Giving credit to the original author of an idea or quote

12. Which of these is a correct way to paraphrase a source?

c) Restate the idea in your own words and add a citation

2. Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

b) Using a source's ideas without providing a citation

8. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of plagiarism?

c) Getting a perfect score on your paper

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4. Which of the following needs to be cited in your work?
a) Direct quotes from a book
c) Your own original ideas
d) Information from a public domain source
b) A famous fact that everyone knows
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5. What is self-plagiarism?
c) Paraphrasing another author’s idea without citing them
a) Using your own work in multiple places without permission
b) Copying someone else’s work and claiming it’s yours
d) Quoting without giving credit
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9. Which of these is an example of common knowledge that does NOT need to be cited?
d) All of the above
b) "Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity."
a) "The Earth revolves around the Sun."
c)"The Gettysburg Address was delivered by Abraham Lincoln."
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3. How can you avoid plagiarism?
a) Always paraphrase every sentence
d) Copy-paste and then change a few words
c) Cite all sources that you refer to, whether you quote or paraphrase
b) Only use information from your own experiences
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10. What should you do if you're unsure whether to cite a source?
c) Ignore the rules and keep going
a) Don’t cite it at all
b) Cite it just to be safe
d) Ask your teacher or check a citation guide
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6. When paraphrasing, what should you do?
c) Rewrite the idea in your own words and give proper credit
b) Copy the sentence directly, but put it in quotation marks
a) Change a few words and keep the original structure
d) Use the source's exact words without any changes
7
7. Which citation style is commonly used in the humanities?
c) Chicago
a) APA
d) IEEE
b) MLA
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11. What is considered a "proper citation"?
a) Giving credit to the original author of an idea or quote
d) Summarizing a text without citing it
c) Copying a website's text without credit
b) Using a source's idea without mentioning the author’s name
9
1. What is plagiarism?
d) Both a and b
c) Using common knowledge without citation
a) Copying someone else’s work and presenting it as your own
b) Paraphrasing a source without credit
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12. Which of these is a correct way to paraphrase a source?
d) Change the order of sentences and cite the source
c) Restate the idea in your own words and add a citation
b) Use synonyms to replace some words and keep the structure
a) Keep the exact wording and add a citation
11
2. Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?
c) Paraphrasing the original work and crediting the source
a) Quoting a source and providing the correct citation
b) Using a source's ideas without providing a citation
d) Citing all your sources correctly
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8. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of plagiarism?
a) Receiving a failing grade on an assignment
c) Getting a perfect score on your paper
d) Losing academic credibility
b) Being expelled from school

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1
4. Which of the following needs to be cited in your work?
a) Direct quotes from a book
c) Your own original ideas
d) Information from a public domain source
b) A famous fact that everyone knows
2
5. What is self-plagiarism?
c) Paraphrasing another author’s idea without citing them
a) Using your own work in multiple places without permission
b) Copying someone else’s work and claiming it’s yours
d) Quoting without giving credit
3
9. Which of these is an example of common knowledge that does NOT need to be cited?
d) All of the above
b) "Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity."
a) "The Earth revolves around the Sun."
c)"The Gettysburg Address was delivered by Abraham Lincoln."
4
3. How can you avoid plagiarism?
a) Always paraphrase every sentence
d) Copy-paste and then change a few words
c) Cite all sources that you refer to, whether you quote or paraphrase
b) Only use information from your own experiences
5
10. What should you do if you're unsure whether to cite a source?
c) Ignore the rules and keep going
a) Don’t cite it at all
b) Cite it just to be safe
d) Ask your teacher or check a citation guide
6
6. When paraphrasing, what should you do?
c) Rewrite the idea in your own words and give proper credit
b) Copy the sentence directly, but put it in quotation marks
a) Change a few words and keep the original structure
d) Use the source's exact words without any changes
7
7. Which citation style is commonly used in the humanities?
c) Chicago
a) APA
d) IEEE
b) MLA
8
11. What is considered a "proper citation"?
a) Giving credit to the original author of an idea or quote
d) Summarizing a text without citing it
c) Copying a website's text without credit
b) Using a source's idea without mentioning the author’s name
9
1. What is plagiarism?
d) Both a and b
c) Using common knowledge without citation
a) Copying someone else’s work and presenting it as your own
b) Paraphrasing a source without credit
10
12. Which of these is a correct way to paraphrase a source?
d) Change the order of sentences and cite the source
c) Restate the idea in your own words and add a citation
b) Use synonyms to replace some words and keep the structure
a) Keep the exact wording and add a citation
11
2. Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?
c) Paraphrasing the original work and crediting the source
a) Quoting a source and providing the correct citation
b) Using a source's ideas without providing a citation
d) Citing all your sources correctly
12
8. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of plagiarism?
a) Receiving a failing grade on an assignment
c) Getting a perfect score on your paper
d) Losing academic credibility
b) Being expelled from school