choose the sentences that show plagiarism. (choose 6) a billy finds an article online and directly cuts and…

choose the sentences that show plagiarism. (choose 6) a billy finds an article online and directly cuts and pastes the article to become his research paper. b sally inserts her own personal opinion into her book report. c todd paraphrases a passage from a book and then cites the source in his paper. d john paraphrases one sentence from an article but does not give the article any credit in his paper. e kimberly reads about a great idea online and then writes a paper submitting that it was originally her idea. f kate copies a paragraph word for word directly into her own paper and only gives credit to the source on her works cited page. g ashley uses internal citation to give credit for someone elses idea.

choose the sentences that show plagiarism. (choose 6) a billy finds an article online and directly cuts and pastes the article to become his research paper. b sally inserts her own personal opinion into her book report. c todd paraphrases a passage from a book and then cites the source in his paper. d john paraphrases one sentence from an article but does not give the article any credit in his paper. e kimberly reads about a great idea online and then writes a paper submitting that it was originally her idea. f kate copies a paragraph word for word directly into her own paper and only gives credit to the source on her works cited page. g ashley uses internal citation to give credit for someone elses idea.

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Brief Explanations:

Plagiarism is using others' work without proper credit. A is direct copying. D paraphrases without citation. E claims others' idea as her own. F copies word - for - word with improper citation. These actions are plagiarism. B is adding personal opinion, C and G give proper credit.

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A. Billy finds an article online and directly cuts and pastes the article to become his research paper. D. John paraphrases one sentence from an article but does not give the article any credit in his paper. E. Kimberly reads about a great idea online and then writes a paper submitting that it was originally her idea. F. Kate copies a paragraph word for word directly into her own paper and only gives credit to the source on her works cited page.