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1
Q

Using words or ideas of another person w/o giving proper credit.

A

Plagiarism

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2
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Types of plagiarism

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  • Using someone else’s idea
  • Forgetting quotation marks
  • Taking short passage from another source
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3
Q

What do you call:

  • acknowledging in your paper the sources from w/ your obtained information.
  • you cite your sources by providing information about the author’s name, publication date, footnotes and or endnotes
A

Citing sources

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4
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_________ tell your reader where you found the information you are using.

A

Citations

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5
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Best defenses against plagiarism is called

A

Citing your sources

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6
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You have to provide a citation for any images, graphs, maps, and sound files to avoid plagiarism.
True/False

A

True

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7
Q

The only time you don’t need to cite is when that fact or idea is “common knowledge”
True/ False

A

True

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8
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________ refers to facts or ideas w/c are widely know or widely agreed upon.

A

Common Knowledge

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9
Q

Provide different types or style of citation.

A
  • APA
  • MLA
  • Chicago/Turabian
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10
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List down the standard elements to record creating an accurate citations

A

1.) Title
2.) Author
3.) Publication date
4.) Publisher or source
5.) Start and end pages
FOR WEB
6.) The date you accessed the website
7.) URL

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11
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Information sources must be cited in 2 places 1.) in the body of essay
2.) in a list at the end of the essay
True/ Flase

A

True

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12
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In the body of essay, the most common way to put citation is to do a parenthetical reference.
True/ False

A

True

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13
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You can use footnotes or endnotes instead of parenthetical reference.
True/ False

A

True

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14
Q

The references can also be called ______ or ______.

A

Cited, bibliography

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15
Q

Parenthetical reference is also called
A) endnotes
B) intext citation
C) MLA

A

B) intext citation

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16
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Parenthetical reference is a citation placed in ______ in the text of your paper.
A) middle of paragraph
B) the end of page
C) parenthesis

A

C) parenthesis

17
Q

1) Author
2) Year of publication
3) and page
A parenthetical reference typically includes these informations in what style?

A) MLA
B) APA
C) Chicago/ Turabian

A

B) APA

18
Q

What do you call a citations that are listed at the end of your paper?

A) Bibliography
B) Parenthetical
C) Endnotes

A

C) Endnotes

19
Q

Endnotes are not listed with a reference list, a bibliography, or works cited.
True/ False

A

False

20
Q

Endnotes and parenthetical references both indicate to the reader where the information was taken from.
True/ False

A

True

21
Q

Endnotes are compiled & displayed near the end of a paper. True/ False

A

True

22
Q

Footnotes and Endnotes both have same function and may have the same format.
True/ False

A

True

23
Q

The difference between _____ and _____ is their location.

A

Footnotes, Endnotes

24
Q

_______ appears at the bottom of the same page of text as the quote, paraphrase or summary to w/c they refer.

A

Footnotes

25
Q

What helps you organize the information you gather during your reading and research, w/c will make writing your paper easier.

A) Note-taking
B) Bibliography
C) Endnotes

A

Note-taking

26
Q

Paraphrasing

A
27
Q

Paraphrasing means expressing the author’s ideas in your own words.
True/ False

A

True

28
Q

A related technique of paraphrasing is also called _____

A) Rephrasing
B) Rewriting
C) Summarizing

A

C) Summarizing

29
Q

If the passage is too close to the original test, it is called _____

A) Patchwriting
B) Paraphrasing
C) Summarizing

A

A) Patchwriting

30
Q

When a student paraphrases a passage, but leaves too similar to the original text is called _____

A) Patchwriting
B) Paraphrasing
C) Summarizing

A

A) Patchwriting

31
Q

The writer deletes or remove few words, change the order of words or phrases, substitute in synonyms, and change the grammatical structure of the sentence is called Patchwriting.
True/ False

A

True

32
Q

Paid a tutor for editing and they drastically rewrite your original work is considered as ____

A) Patchwriting
B) Paraphrasing
C) Collusion

A

C) Collusion

33
Q

You don’t have to include the people who helped you and describe how they helped you on writing your essay.
True/ False

A

False

34
Q

You use part of all of a previously completed essay in a new assignment.

A) Plagiarism
B) Self-plagiarism
C) Collusion

A

B) Self-plagiarism

35
Q

Your work or essay is being recycled.

A) Plagiarism
B) Self-plagiarism
C) Collusion

A

B) Self-plagiarism

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