Plagiarism Quiz with verified solutions already graded A+ 2024

"Using another's ideas or words as if they were your own, without giving credit" is known as what? Plagiarism "An act of quoting" is known as what? Citation Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen What type of knowledge doesn't have to be documented? Common What is the editing symbol of Documentation? DOC You must use what if you copy word for word? Quotation marks True or False Search Engines are NOT proper documentations. True The documentation used for specific facts, statistics, and quotes, taken from research used in the writing that is documented within the piece is what? In-text documentation Name the Two types of in-text documentation. Signal Phrases and Parenthetical Documentation. Where are the things documented within the text also found? Works Cited/Bibliography What should in-text documentation include? 1. Author and/or title 2. Page Number "According to..." Is an example of what type of documentation? In-text documentation: Signal Phrases Is the following correct parenthetical documentation? (Kelley, 6957.) No, the period is not included in the parenthesis. Works cited is organized in what order? Alphabetical What publication info needs to be in an MLA entry? Publication city, company, and the date. "Rephrase original material into fewer words" means to what? Summarize "To restate a writer's ideas in your own words" means what? Paraphrase Do you put ALL the ideas and details of a piece into a paraphrase or summary? Paraphrase How long is a summary? Roughly 1/3rd of the original length. How long is a paraphrase? About the same size of the original What details do you include in a summary? Supporting details and main points What details do you include in a paraphrase? ALL of them. What must both a summary and a paraphrase include? Documentation.