Original Source $-$ First, read this original passage from a source called Cornell:

$$Pro bono, from the Latin term pro bon publico, $...$ literally means for the public good. Pro Bono refers to legal service provided voluntarily by law firms, law schools and attorneys without monetary compensation$($Cornell$).$

Student's Paraphrase $-$ Second, look at how a student has attempted to paraphrase the passage, below:

The term Pro Bono has the meaning of for the public good. It makes reference to law service provided for free by law firms, law schools, and lawyers without monetary compensation.

Your Question $-$ Finally, answer this question: Has the student given the source proper credit for its ideas and words? $($compare the student's paraphrase with the original source$)$ Select the best answer.

Group of answer choices

No$.$ The student has accidentally plagiarized the source by failing to cite who wrote this.

Yes. The student paraphase does give the original source proper credit.

No$.$ The student has accidentally plagiarized the source by BOTH failing to cite who wrote this and failing to put quote marks around some exact wording.

No$.$ The student has accidentally plagiarized the source by failing to put quote marks around some exact wording.