Plagiarism/ Credible Sources
Q: What is it called when you take someone else’s work and call it your own?
A: Plagiarism
Q: What do you call physical or knowledge skills that are proven from a test or school?
A: Hard Skills
Q: If Jerry is using his time wisely, what employability skill is he showing?
A: Time Management
Q: What is email etiquette?
A: Writing an email with professionalism and being serious with it
Q: What is the name of a source that was made during the time period under study?
A: Primary Source
Q: What do you call adapting to change and being willing to try new things?
A: Flexibility
Q: If Jerry is being optimistic, happy, and confident, what employability skill is he showing?
A: Positive Attitude
Q: Why shouldn’t you start an email with “HIIII BESTIE!!!!!”?
A: It is unprofessional and will make you seem immature
Q: What are three things that you should look for when determining a source’s credibility?
A: Credible, current, and unbiased
Q: Define time management.
A: The ability to use your time effectively or productively in your life or at work.
Q: If Jerry is being businesslike and professional, what employability skill is he showing?
A: Professionalism
Q: Why is it important to use proper grammar in an email?
A: It is professional and helps the person being sent the email to read it
Q: Define a bias.
A: A point of view that is personal and not scientific
Q: Define employability skills.
A: Skills that employers want their employees to have in order to do better at the job.
Q: How could Jerry show punctuality?
A: Arriving or doing something at or before the planned time
Q: How does capitalization help with making an email professional?
A: It makes the email look more grammatically correct and less like a text