Plagiarism

Plagiarism is the act of using someone else’s (a)   , words, or work without giving proper credit.

Plagiarism can be (a)   , which means deliberate copying.

Plagiarism can also be unintentional, often due to poor (a)   practices or lack of knowledge.

Plagiarism violates academic (a)   .

The consequences of plagiarism can be (a)   .

Reusing your own previous work without permission.

Copying text word-for-word without citation.

Failing to cite correctly due to lack of knowledge.

Patching together phrases from different sources without proper citation.

One academic penalty for plagiarism can be failing (a)   .