Question 1 Submitting information from the Internet and putting my name on it is considered plagiarism. A True (B) False Question 2 Plagiarism is really only an academic issue - it doesn't really apply to the workplace. A True B False Question 3 Providing an incorrect reference for information that I use is plagiarism. (A True B False Question 4 If I document the information correctly, I can quote passages from information that I find on the Internet. A True B False Question 5 My instructor can easily search for information that I've copied or paraphrased in my assignment. A True B False Question 6 If I use information from the Internet but accidentally forget to cite it, it is considered cheating. A True B False Question 7 1 Point If I create my own graph or table using information from other sources, I do not have to cite those sources because I'm presenting the information in my own unique way. A True B False Question 8 1 Point Information provided in a speech or on TV does not need to be cited because it is not written information. A True B) False Question 9 1 Point If a member of my group plagiarizes his/her section of the report, only he/she will be penalized. I will not be held responsible because I did not write the plagiarized portion. A True B False Question 10 1 Point You have a really good idea to help improve parking on campus. As you are doing your research, you notice that the same idea has already been proposed by somebody else. Since you thought of the idea before you found it in your research, you don't have to cite it. A True B False