Plagiarism
Stealing someone's words or ideas without crediting the source
What is Plagiarism?
This punctuation mark " "
What is quotation marks?
The ______ of a website is the end of the url such as .edu, .net.
What is domain suffix?
When examining a source, one should check who the _______ is.
For researching stress, citing a peer's TikTok about how stressed they are about the Ducks' recent loss to Indiana.
What is not credible?
Plagiarism can be avoided by giving _____ to the author
What is credit?
This goes at the end of the sentence after the quotation marks and citation in parentheses.
What is a period?
A letter from Dr. Reed to Dr. Carroll is an example of a ______ source.
What is primary?
A source should be checked when it was written or _______ to check for relevance and credibility.
When researching reading in schools, citing the National Center for Education Statistics 2024 reading assessment results.
What is credible?
You can give the author or creator credit by _____ your source
What is citing?
A ____ is needed in this sentence: According to the text “Llamas are the best animal in the world” (Smith 5).
What is a comma?
A large book that provides a comprehensive guide to the Incan Empire including maps, photos of quipus and architecture, and a timeline of chronological events.
What is a tertiary source?
A source that contains ________ shares only the facts or opinions that support the author's opinion of the subject.
What is bias?
When researching animals, citing an article published in the New York Times where the author shares their opinion what animal is the the most popular one.
What is not credible?
Changing some words, but conveying the same ideas in a similar way, otherwise known as ________ without a citation is still plagiarism
What is paraphrasing?
The text states, “At Cal Young Middle School, the 67 trend is slowly fading as time goes on.” (Upton 67). The error in this sentence is ______.
What is an extra period inside the quotation marks?
A comprehensive biography and analysis of author Roald Dahl's life and his work.
What is a secondary source?
True or False: It is best practice to find the evidence quoted in an AI Summary to check for credibility and quote real published evidence rather than AI.
What is true?
When researching today's farming numbers, citing the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) 1988 report for crops' annual numbers.
What is not credible? (it would be credible if you were researching farming in the 80's!)
When you piece together your own words with some of the author’s words without quoting the author, giving the reader the impression that you wrote the whole paragraph.
What is Patchwork Plagiarism
True or false: If a quote includes a question mark or exclamation mark at the end of the sentence, you still only put the period after the citation.
What is false? You include questions marks and exclamations in quotes.
A documentary about the Civil Rights Movement including real historical footage of marches, speeches, and interviews.
What is a secondary source?
True or False: you can use all the information from .edu, .org, and .gov websites without doing further investigations.
What is False? (Remember to check date of publication, evidence, and authord)
When researching video games and education, citing research and results published from a research experiment created by a video game company promoting a new educational game.
What is not credible?