Below are four examples that display usage of this content. For each one, please determine whether or not plagiarism is present. If you feel a passage is plagiarized, explain why. If you feel it was not plagiarized, explain what necessary details are present that show correct usage.

a$.$ Before computers, books and articles had textual permanence and identifiable authorship. This meant that readers could verify the truthfulness of sources more easily than they can now. Not plagiarized. This information is based off of the knowledge of the person.

b$.$ Spiranec and Mihaela $(2010)$ argue that the Internet has "brought an end to the stability of information context" $($p$.147).$ Not plagiarized. The person added the page reference and has proper citation.

c$.$ The idea of information literacy began to radically change as soon as text began to be published on the Internet $($Spiranec & Mihaela, $2010).$ Plagiarized. This is exact verbiage from the text above and not accurately cited.

d$.$ Web $2\mathrm{.}0$ is currently changing what it means to be an information literate person or community.

This activity is adapted from page $85$ of Hosier, A$.,$ Bullis, D$.,$ Bernnard, D$.,$ Bobish, G$.,$ Holden, I., Hecker,