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Plagiarism
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An important reason to quote other scholars and paraphrase their
ideas is:
A. To explain difficult concepts
B. To lend outside support to your ideas or viewpoint
C. To use a broader, more scholarly vocabulary
Which of the following media do you NOT need to cite? A. A chart from your textbook.
B. A video you saw on YouTube.
C. A song you downloaded from the Internet.
D. A photo you took with your digital camera.
When is it acceptable to use multimedia, such as charts, graphs,
photographs, videos, or audio files in your paper or class
presentation?
A. You found them in your textbook for class.
B. You found them on the Internet.
C. They illustrate a point in your paper.
D. You cite the original source.
It may be considered academic dishonesty to turn the same paper
into two different courses.
A. True
B. False
Which of the following are possible penalties for plagiarism at San
José State University?
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A. Failing an assignment.
B. Failing a course.
C. Being expelled from school.
D. All of the above.
Under certain circumstances, it is acceptable to buy or borrow a
paper and turn it in as your own.
A. True
B. False
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