Question

1. why is self - plagiarism considered a form of academic dishonesty?

it involves copying another student’s work.
it means turning in the same work for different assignments without permission.
it only applies when using a teacher’s words without credit.
it is acceptable as long as you wrote the original assignment.

1. what is the correct way to quote a source in a research paper?

use the exact words without quotation marks if you list the author’s name.
copy the words exactly, place them in quotation marks, and provide a citation.
copy the words exactly and add quotation marks around them.
change one or two words in the sentence and add a citation.

1. which situation requires using a direct quote instead of paraphrasing?

Explanation:

Question 3

• Option 1: Copying another student’s work is regular plagiarism, not self - plagiarism.
• Option 2: Self - plagiarism is re - using one's own work for different assignments without proper permission (like from instructors), as it misrepresents the work as new for each assignment.
• Option 3: Using a teacher’s words without credit is plagiarism of the teacher’s work, not self - plagiarism.
• Option 4: Self - plagiarism is not acceptable just because you wrote the original work; you need permission to reuse it for different assignments.

• Option 1: Even if you list the author’s name, exact words need quotation marks to indicate direct quotation.
• Option 2: To correctly quote a source, you must use the exact words, put them in quotation marks, and provide a citation (to give credit to the original author and show the source).
• Option 3: Just adding quotation marks is not enough; a citation is also required to show where the quote came from.
• Option 4: Changing one or two words and adding a citation is paraphrasing (with citation), not direct quoting.

Answer:

B. It means turning in the same work for different assignments without permission.

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