Understanding Academic Integrity

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Select the answer to each statement that best completes the sentence. When you are finished, review your answers and the additional feedback at the end to increase your success in your upcoming academic work.

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Please state your last name. *

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Plagiarism is using someone else's... *

words and presenting them as your own

images or videos and presenting them as your own

words, ideas, images, or videos and presenting them as your own

ideas and presenting them as your own.

Direct (or copy and paste) plagiarism is... *

the only type of plagiarism

using someone else’s words without quotation marks

using someone else’s words without citation

using someone else’s words without quotation marks or citation

Paraphrasing a source requires... *

replacing key terms with synonyms

putting the idea or passage in your own words, terms, and sentence structure

using the source’s words verbatim

changing just a few words of the idea or passage

It is acceptable to use images, videos, or other visual aids... *

without citation

without citation if the material is free

without citation if you obtain permission

if you obtain permission and cite

Re-using a duplicate of your own paper for another class is... *

acceptable, because it’s your words and ideas

acceptable, if you obtain permission from your current instructor

acceptable, if the paper is developed to illustrate what you’ve learned in the course

acceptable, if you obtain permission and develop the paper to illustrate what you’ve learned

Paraphrasing a source (putting the material in your own words)... *

does not require citation

requires quotation marks

requires citation

requires quotation marks and citation

If you need to cite source material used in a paragraph, the in-text citation goes... *

at the end of the paragraph

in every sentence that uses material from the source

at the beginning of the paragraph

in one sentence that uses source material

Citations for your sources should contain information... *

in any order, format, or punctuation you choose

according to order of importance

in the order the style guide shows, with whatever punctuation and format you choose

arranged in the order, format, and punctuation the style guide shows

To cite a source correctly, you must know... *

what type of source it is (book, journal, etc.)

how you accessed the source (print or online)

all the possible formats it comes in

the type of source and how it was accessed (print or online)

By completing this tutorial, I verify my commitment to academic honesty. I affirm that I will participate in all activities in the course with integrity. I understand that failure to participate with integrity may result in academic consequences and may limit my ability to register for additional courses.

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