stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Plagiarism vs. Using Sources Correctly Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Plagiarism vs. Using Sources Correctly
Plagiarism vs. Using Sources Correctly
15 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
574 plays
A language arts Quiz reviewing the difference between plagiarism and using sources correctly.
Flashcards
15 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
15
Answers
1
What does it mean to
cite
your
sources
?
put something in your own words
write something word for word
give credit to the original source at the point you use info
put something in quotation marks
2
Which of the following are
ways to avoid
plagiarism?
copying and pasting
including citations
using quotations
paraphrasing correctly
3
What is
summarizing
?
A shorter version of the original in your own words
Narrowing down a topic to its main ideas
Copying and pasting from Wikipedia
Acknowledging the source of your information
4
How do you
quote
correctly from a source?
copy and paste
use the exact words from the source in quotation marks
summarize the main ideas from the source
put the information into your own words
5
Plagiarism
is a good way to improve your grade.
False
True
6
What is one of the
problems
with using
quotations
?
Complicates what you're saying
Confusing to the reader
Too many quotations keep you from using your own voice.
Boring to read
7
Which of the following are
key vocabulary
words from this unit?
paraphrase
copy
plagiarism
quotation
8
How do you do an
MLA citation
?
copy and paste
Put the author's name and page # in parentheses
Put the information in quotation marks
Refer to source at the point you used the information
9
Which of the following are
examples
of
plagiarism
?
only changing one or two words
rewriting something in your own words
putting quotation marks around the sentences you want to use
cutting and pasting a block of text without attribution
10
How do you
paraphrase
something
correctly
?
Put the idea into your own words
Only change one or two words
Show how the information relates to your argument
Put quotation marks around the sentence
11
When
do you have to
cite
your
sources
?
when you quote another person's spoken or written words
when you paraphrase another person's spoken or written words
when you use info that isn't common knowledge
when you use another person's idea, opinion or theory
12
What is the
wrong
way to
paraphrase
something?
Use ideas from only one source
Put something entirely in your own words
Only change one or two words from the original source
Use ideas from several sources
13
Which of the following are possible
consequences
of
plagiarism
?
getting a scholarship
failing a class
getting a better grade
losing a position on a team
14
What is
plagiarism
?
incorrectly using a published work
copying another student's work
presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own
putting something into your own words
15
How does paraphrasing help you in your writing?
You can support an idea without using too many quotations.
It is never useful. Don't do it.
It keeps your own voice in your writing.
You can show how ideas are connected.
