Plagiarism

Question 1

kind of quotation is best used if the quoted lines do not reach seven sentences.

Answer 1

Direct quotation

Question 2

Mixes copied material from multiple sources

Answer 2

Mashup

Question 3

The term clearly suggests that it is done by simply copying the original words without using quotation marks to identify the quoted source replacing the word with word of similar meaning but maintains the original sentence structure. It is also termed as

Answer 3

Word-switching
Mosaic Plagiarism
Patch Writing

Question 4

This type of plagiarism gives the writer a chance not to tell the source or citing source once though it has been used several times.

Answer 4

Concealing sources

Question 5

reconstruction of the original text using your own words in a concise manner.

Answer 5

Summarizing

Question 6

even though your own the paper, re-submission of your academic writing to the same person or another teacher and re-suing of some group of ideas are still considered cheating. It is also known as self-plagiarism.

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Re-using your previous work

Question 7

done by enclosing the copied information with quotation marks and with the name/s of authors and its copyright date.

Answer 7

Direct quotation

Question 8

Includes proper citation, but relies too closely on the text’s original words and/ or structures

Answer 8

Re-tweet

Question 9

contains significant portions of text from a single source without alterations

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CTRL-C

Question 10

Changing key words and phrases but retaining the essential content of source

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Find-Replace

Question 11

Paraphrases from multiple sources, made to fit together

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Remix

Question 12

Includes proper citation to sources but the paper contains almost no original work

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Aggregator

Question 13

Borrows generously from the writer’s previous work without citation

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Recycle

Question 14

Combines perfectly cited sources with copied passages without citation

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Hybrid

Question 15

copying of words or ideas of another person and using them as your own.

Answer 15

Plagiarism

Question 16

Includes citations to non-existent or inaccurate information about sources

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404 error

Question 17

summary size

Answer 17

one-third (1/3) or one-fourth (1/4) of the original text.

Question 18

is duplicating the word or words exactly as they appear in the original source

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Quoting

Question 19

re-stating the original text maintaining the same number of words, but it should be noted that using words with similar meaning or synonyms must not be used in restating the copied information.

Answer 19

Paraphrasing

Question 20

a quotation that is run outside the sentence.

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Set-off text

Question 21

Submitting another’s word, word-for-word as one’s own

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Clone

Question 22

Trimbur (2011) identifies the common ways to work with the sources:

Answer 22

1.To support a position, analysis, or interpretation
2.To assess the uses and limits of an analysis or interpretation
3.To apply a concept to a new case or situation
4.To change the terms of debate
5.To uncover an enabling assumption and its consequences (pp.413-415)