Which is not an example of plagiarism?Select one:a.Copying the entire text of the sourceb.Citing sources of acquired informationc.Turning in someone else's work as your ownd.Giving incorrect information about the source

Which of these is an example of plagiarism?Select one:a.Copying a paragraph from a book, but changing a few words and giving a citationb.Effectively paraphrasing parts of an academic article and citing itc.Citing a source that you use only once

Plagiarism examples include                                     . (Select all that apply)Group of answer choicesthe verbatim copying of an original source without acknowledging the sourcethe paraphrasing of ideas from another without attribution, causing a reader to mistake these ideas for the writer's ownthe borrowing of words, ideas, or data from original source and blending this original material with one's own writing, without acknowledging the sourcethe partial or incomplete attribution of words, ideas, or data from an original source

Which of the following is NOT plagiarism?a.Translating a source and using it without mentioning the sourceb.Using common knowledge without mentioningc.Summarizing someone's work without mentioning the sourced.Using an image found on the internet without mentioning the source

Which one of the following is not considered as plagiarism?1 pointDrawing content from another without acknowledging the sourceDrawing content from another work and adapting it with due acknowledgementMaking use of the work of another and misrepresent it as your ownParaphrasing too closely to the original text

Drawing information or content from the work of another without acknowledging the source by citing a reference is considered to be plagiarism in all of the following cases except:Select one:a.Using the exact words of the authorb.Using data that the author has compiled through his/her independent investigationc.Reproducing in your paper a chart contained in the author’s work.d.Using information from the author’s work that is regarded as common knowledge in the disciplines