M6 part 1

Question 1

act of using the language of other author

Answer 1

plagiarism

Question 2

types of plagiarism

Answer 2

sources not cited
sources cited

Question 3

sources not cited

Answer 3

• ghost writer
• photocopy
• potluck paper
• poor disguise
• labor of laziness
• self-stealer

Question 4

turns in another work, word-for-word as his o her own (nagpagawa)

Answer 4

ghost writer

Question 5

copy portion of text straight from a single source w/ out alteration

Answer 5

photocopy

Question 6

copy from several different sources, editing sentences to make them fit together

Answer 6

potluck paper

Question 7

altered the paper’s appearance slightly (specific word)

Answer 7

poor disguise

Question 8

takes the time to paraphrase most of the paper from other sources

Answer 8

labor of laziness

Question 9

writer borrows generously from his/her previous work

Answer 9

self-stealer

Question 10

sources cited plagiarisms

Answer 10

• the forgotten footnote
• misinformer
• too-perfect paraphrase
• resourceful citer
• perfect crime

Question 11

writer mention author but neglects the specific location of the material referenced

Answer 11

the forgotten footnote

Question 12

provide inaccurate info regarding the sources making it impossible to find

Answer 12

misinformer

Question 13

properly cites sources but neglects to put in quotation marks on text copied word for word

Answer 13

too-perfect paraphrase

Question 14

properly cite, always using paraphrasing/quotations but there’s almost no original works

Answer 14

resourceful citer

Question 15

properly cites but goes on to paraphrase arguments from other sources (put other info w/ out cite)

Answer 15

perfect crime