1.How to paraphrase the paragraph?

a) To interchange the words around so it differs from the original piece of information and to put it in quotes:

b) To write the same thing mentioned in a source in different words and to insert in-text citation:

C) To interpret and paraphrase the information you have read, to put in-text citation and to write your own thoughts regarding the issue:

d) To copy the information from the source and then provide your personal interpretation. To cite it with the information from the source and then provide your personal interpretation. To cite it with the in-text citation.

2. Mashup is the type of plagiarism which takes place when:

a) Writer copy pastes the information from the source without giving credit to the author:

b) Writer takes the information from multiple sources, combines it an dforgets to cite properly all of them:

c) Writer takes the information from one source and cites another one which contains somewhat similar information:

d) Writer uses previously written and submitted paper

3. Is it necessary to put in-text citation for each source you have used in the paper and listed in Works cited page?

Yes, it is necessary for all sources

No, it is not necessary

Only some particular sources should have in-text citations

4. What doesn't need to be cited within the patper?

a) The scientific evidence you have found in the article:

b) information from the textbook about pecullarities of solar system:

c) Date of the beginning of World War II;

d) Some demographics statistics:

5.

How many words you can take verbatim from a source without putting it in quotation marks?

a) 5 words

b) 1 sentence

c) 2 words

6.

which type of plagiarism takes place, when writer gives credit to the sources which don't exist or just improper sources?

a) Remix

b) Aggregator

c) Recycle

d) 404 Error

7. Can writers use turn tin in order to check papers they plan to submit to our company?

Yes, writers can use any plagiarism detection software they like

No, because turn tin stores papers submitted

Yes, in some cases

8.

You have noted somewhere really useful data on your topic; however, you forgot to write down the source.

a) You will find a source with somehow similar information and cite it:

b) You will summarize the data and don't include any citation:

c) You will try to find to original source, but if you don't manage to find it you will still use the data as it

supports your point very effectively:

d) You will try to find the original source, and if you don't manage to find it you will not use the data set:

9.

If You find a synonym for every word and put such sentence in your paper it is:

a) Piagiarism, only in case you won't add the in-text citation

b) not piaglarism

c) Piagiarism in any case

10. When you take a sentence from a source, put it in quotation marks, and cite it properly, but change a few words inside the quotation so that it supports your point more effectively it is:

a) Plagiarism

b) Not plagiarism

c) it depends on the qu

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