Parts of Speech
word that describes
adjective
a complete thought
independent clause
source with original writing and data
primary source
plagiarism which includes chunks of uncited information from sources
direct plagiarism
a diagram which can help organize ideas that involves bubbles and lines
mind map
very first page of a paper
title page
person, place, thing, or idea
noun
an incomplete thought
source with some original writing and data and some cited writing and data
secondary source
Is this plagiarism?
"This is someone else's statement" (Incorrect Author, Year).
Yes.
This is source-based plagiarism. Always make sure names are spelled correctly and the years are correct.
set of language rules to structure writing
grammar
element that should be on every page
page numbers
an action
verb
incomplete thought at the beginning of a sentence
introductory clause
citation style for this course and many STEM fields
APA 7
plagiarism that is a full copy of someone else's work
complete plagiarism
parts of the writing process
prewriting, brainstorming, outlining, drafting, revising, editing, & submitting
(answers must include at least 3 of the above)
citation that is part of a sentence
in-line or in-text citation
a connecting word
conjunction
sentence with two complete thoughts and no connecting words
run-on sentence
source that combines other source types and has very little original writing and data
tertiary source
Is this plagiarism?
"...not a complete thought of someone else's work..." (Author, Year).
No.
Any amount of information can be cited so long as it is cited correctly. A direct quote does not need to be a complete thought.
method of splitting paragraphs
TiP ToP (Time, Place, Topic, Person)
section of the paper which includes all of the sources in full
references page
word that refers to a person, place, thing, or idea as a placeholder
pronoun
an incomplete thought that is punctuated like a complete thought
sentence fragment
prejudice in sources
bias
plagiarism that occurs due to negligence or lack of knowledge
unintentional plagiarism
method of effectively using quotes
quote sandwich or ICE
type of lines used in an academic paper
double-spaced lines
name of a specific person, place, or branded item
proper noun
topic of a sentence
subject
cited material with exact wording
direct quote
Is this plagiarized?
This is exact wording from a source (Author, Year).
Yes.
Exact wording needs to be in quotation marks.
the "shape" of a story
narrative arc
label for a section
subheading
word that describes an action
preposition
action of a sentence
predicate
cited material that includes an idea or data from a source but is not exact wording
paraphrase
plagiarism that occurs when a submitted text is written by the submitter but was not cleared by the professor or other reviewer
self- or auto-plagiarism
parts of a thesis
topic, argument/stance, and 3 pieces of supporting evidence
section of a paper which argues against opposing points
refutation
word that indicates location
preposition
sentence with more than one topic or more than one action
compound sentence
internet domains which are typically the most reliable
.org, .edu, & .gov
Is this plagiarism?
This is a sentence with a sourced statistic (Author, Year).
No.
The statement uses data from a source but not exact wording.
three words that start with C which help dictate elements of good writing
clear, concise, & correct
minimum number of pages for the research paper in this class
5
2 for the formatting style and 3 pages of writing