The Ethics of Academic Writing: Referencing and Avoiding Plagiar

A. To make your paper longer.

B. To acknowledge the original authors and their contributions.

C. To make your work look more professional.

D. To avoid criticism from your peers.

A. Quoting a source with proper citation.

B. Paraphrasing without crediting the original author.

C. Summarizing and citing the source.

D. Using your own previous work with permission.

A. To decorate the bibliography section.

B. To increase the word count of your assignment.

C. To ensure that sources are cited consistently and clearly.

D. To make your writing more persuasive.

A. Copying and pasting text directly without modification.

B. Rephrasing a passage without including a reference.

C. Guessing the source’s publication date.

D. Using quotation marks and citing the source.

A. Reusing your own previous work without permission or citation.

B. Citing your own work in a new paper.

C. Paraphrasing your ideas in different papers.

D. Publishing your work in multiple journals.