Here is a passage from an original source. The following are four sentences from submissions $$ one is

quoted properly, one is direct plagiarism, one is mosaic, and one is improperly quoted. Circle which one

is which.

Original Text $($from F$.$ Maas, $2017,$ p$\mathrm{.}1).$

The most important and complex vehicle was the fire support vehicle, the Cougar, of which $195$

were produced. With its $76$ mm gun, it was supposed to be a tank substitute and allow the Armoured

Corps to maintain its skills in operating tanks, and train more realistically in conjunction with infantry and

artillery. The Cougar$$s gun could fire high explosive and other rounds to attack infantry and other soft

targets, and its primary weapon against armoured vehicles was High Explosive Squash Head

ammunition. This round had a thin metal shell filled with high explosive, and when it struck the target, it

would squash against the side of the armour, and then detonate. It would cause spalling $$ when metal on

the interior of the vehicle is blown off by the impact of bullets or explosions on the exterior $$ which could

cause critical damage or kill the crew.

Submission $1$

The Canadian army used the Cougar as a tank trainer, and its gun could fire other rounds and high

explosive to attack soldiers and other light targets, and its main weapon against protected vehicles was

High Explosive Squash Head ammo.

Submission $2$

The army bought $195$ Cougars, and $$it was supposed to be a tank substitute and allow the Armoured

Corps to maintain its skills in operating tanks.$$

Submission $3$

Maas wrote that $$The most important and complex vehicle was the fire support vehicle, the Cougar, of

which $195$ were produced$(2017,$ p$.1).$

Submission $4$

Spalling is when metal on the interior of the vehicle is blown off by the impact of bullets or explosions on

the exterior.

Instructions

$$ For each submission, identify the type of plagiarism encountered.

$$ Fix each submission so that they comply with standard sourcing and academic protocols.