
Activity 3.5: Citing Sources & Paraphrasing
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Courtney Moultrie
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Multiple Choice
What does plagiarism mean?
Giving credit to the author for their work
Using someone else’s ideas or words without giving credit
Writing your own ideas and thoughts
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a way to avoid plagiarism?
Copying and pasting from a website
Writing a paper without citing sources
Using quotation marks and citing your source when using exact words
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Multiple Choice
Which of these examples correctly uses a citation for evidence from a book?
“The stars are billions of years old” (Johnson 34).
“The stars are billions of years old,” said Johnson.
“The stars are billions of years old” (p. 34).
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Multiple Choice
Why do we use in-text citations?
to give credit to the original author
to make the paper longer
to confuse the reader
to give credit to the person writing the paper
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Multiple Choice
What should you do if you mention the author in your sentence?
You do not need to include a citation
You still need to include the author’s name in the citation
You don’t need to repeat the author’s name in the citation
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Multiple Choice
What is the correct in-text citation format for an article by John Smith, found on page 10?
(Smith 10)
(10 Smith)
(John Smith 10)
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Multiple Choice
You are citing a website titled "The Future of Space Travel," and you looked at it on April 15, 2021. What is the correct format?
"The Future of Space Travel" by John Doe, 2021
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Multiple Choice
Paraphrase this quote: On page 17, "Social media is an essential tool for staying connected with others" says Sharol Benbow.
Social media is important for staying connected with people (Benbow 17).
Social media is not important for connecting with others (Benbow 17).
Everyone uses social media to stay connected (Benbow 17).
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Multiple Choice
Paraphrase this quote: "Reading regularly is key to improving your writing skills." -Dr. Joy Jones
Reading a lot can help make you a better writer (Jones).
You don’t need to read to improve writing skills (Jones).
Reading is fun and enjoyable (Jones).
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Multiple Choice
Paraphrase this quote: "Recycling helps reduce waste and protect the environment." -Professor Gomez
Recycling is not good for the environment (Gomez).
Recycling is good for the environment because it helps with waste (Gomez).
Recycling creates more trash (Gomez).
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Open Ended
Practice paraphrasing this quote: "Homework is important because it helps you learn outside of class." -Professor Goldberg, page 6
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Open Ended
Paraphrase this quote: "It's important to follow your passions and not just do what everyone else is doing." -Dr. Denise Magee, page 13
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