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Plagiarism Quiz
Plagiarism Quiz
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#EAP102 students learning about #plagiarism #EAP111 #FoundationInResearchSkills
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1
Using material from TV programs or from a friend without citing it is not plagiarism.
True
False
2
Ultimately, the student who plagiarizes is really hurting himself.
False
True
3
Copying something that
you
wrote and not citing it is not plagiarism.
False
True
4
Students may fail a class if they get caught plagiarizing.
True
False
5
Plagiarism means to commit a literary crime; it involves stealing and lying.
False
True
6
You can copy examples from a dictionary and use them in assignments.
True
False
7
Plagiarism is alright if the professor doesn’t discover it.
True
False
8
It is not necessary to cite universal facts (e.g., the sun rises in the east).
True
False
9
Patchwriting, or using some of the authors words and some of yours, is a form of plagiarism.
True
False
10
I understand what plagiarism is and understand its consequences.
False
True
11
Plagiarism is a good study skill that all students should use.
False
True
12
Plagiarism essentially shows that the original ideas are not understood.
False
True
13
If you can’t find the source, it is alright to plagiarize.
False
True
14
Plagiarism means to steal another’s work and pass it off as one’s own.
False
True
15
Students may be asked to leave the university because of plagiarism.
False
True
16
Anything that is not yours or previously published by you must be cited.
False
True
17
The internet makes plagiarism acceptable.
True
False
18
If you paraphrase something, you do not need to cite the source.
False
True
19
If you summarize an idea that this not yours, you don’t need to cite it.
True
False
20
Plagiarism is an academic and professional crime.
True
False
