Paraphrasing, Summarazing and Quoting / Plagiarism or not quiz
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Kim submits an assignment for one subject, then cuts and pastes sections from this assignment and submits it in an assignment in another subject. Is this plagiarism?
Peter paraphrases a sentence, & changes the words of a sentence he’s read in a journal, but doesn’t give credit to the author. Is this plagiarism?
James and Callum do a group project together and write the same thing. They hand in their assignments separately. Is this plagiarism?
Susan uses words from an article she has read and puts them in quotation marks, and writes the author’s surname and the year the book was published in brackets after the quote. Is this plagiarism?
Kwai uses a dictionary to change most of the words of the original but keeps the same word order and structure. Is this plagiarism?
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This is plagiarism. According to the Bond University Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty Policy, plagiarism includes "submitting the same or a similar piece of work twice unless prior approval has been obtained from the coordinators of both subjects
This is plagiarism. According to the Bond Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty Policy, plagiarism includes "knowingly plagiarising the ideas of an author of a text by incorporating them in a piece of assessment without due acknowledgement."
This is plagiarism. According to the Bond Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty Policy, plagiarism includes "collaborating with another student about assessable work and representing that as individual work."
This is not plagiarism. Susan has clearly acknowledged the source, and has used quotation marks to show the beginning and end of the quote
This is plagiarism. The paraphrase from the original needs to be significantly different. The word order and structure also need to be changed & it is not enough to just change some of the words.