Module 3: Plagiarism6 of 186 of 18 Items02:17QuestionIf my essay passes the plagiarism detector (Turnitin), can my teacher still claim I plagiarised?Responsesa YesYesb No

Module 3: Plagiarism8 of 188 of 18 Items03:15QuestionWhat is unacceptable academic behaviour? (choose all that apply)Responsesa Using someone’s ideas and passing them off as your ownUsing someone’s ideas and passing them off as your ownb Summarising or paraphrasing someone’s work without acknowledging the sourceSummarising or paraphrasing someone’s work without acknowledging the sourcec Downloading or buying assignments or answers from an Internet siteDownloading or buying assignments or answers from an Internet sited Allowing another person to submit your work as his/her ownAllowing another person to submit your work as his/her owne Submitting or copying from your own assignment which was submitted previously for another subjectSubmitting or copying from your own assignment which was submitted previously for another subjectf Asking someone to read your assignment for their feedback.Asking someone to read your assignment for their feedback.g Getting someone to proofread your work for spelling and punctuation errors.

Plagiarizing an assignment can result in:Question 29Select one:a.Failing the assignmentb.Failing the coursec.Getting suspendedd.Getting expellede.All of the above

Module 3: Plagiarism11 of 1811 of 18 Items07:05QuestionYou borrow direct sentences or paragraphs from someone else and put them in your assignment. Although you haven’t used quotation marks, you have provided correct citations (or footnotes). Is this plagiarism?Responsesa YesYesb No

Writing teachers are often able to see when a student plagiarizes.Is this true or false?Nhóm lựa chọn câu trả lờiTrueFalse

Module 3: Plagiarism12 of 1812 of 18 Items08:10QuestionYou paraphrase an idea you really like from a reading and put it in the essay you are working on. It's in your own words, so you don't bother with a citation. Have you plagiarised?Responsesa YesYesb No