Question

drag the tiles to the correct location on the image. which of statements describe honest work and which describe dishonest work? mary is so impressed by her classmate’s essay that she uses the exact same introductory sentence in her own essay on a similar topic. jake paraphrases rather than quotes a line from an encyclopedia entry on solar flares, so he chooses not to include an in - text citation for it. sylvia spends two hours making sure she notes down every detail of the sources she uses for her research project so that she can make a thorough works cited page. charles uses a sentence from his history textbook to describe the french revolution in an essay, so he puts quotations around it and puts the textbook’s author’s name in parentheses at the end. dishonest work honest work

Explanation:

Mary using someone else's exact introductory sentence without citation is plagiarism, so it's dishonest work. Jake paraphrasing without citation is also a form of academic dishonesty. Sylvia carefully noting source details for a Works - Cited page shows academic integrity. Charles properly quoting and citing a textbook sentence is honest academic practice.

Answer:

Dishonest Work: Mary is so impressed by her classmate’s essay that she uses the exact same introductory sentence in her own essay on a similar topic.; Jake paraphrases rather than quotes a line from an encyclopedia entry on solar flares, so he chooses not to include an in - text citation for it.
Honest Work: Sylvia spends two hours making sure she notes down every detail of the sources she uses for her research project so that she can make a thorough Works Cited page.; Charles uses a sentence from his history textbook to describe the French Revolution in an essay, so he puts quotations around it and puts the textbook’s author’s name in parentheses at the end.