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1. Plagiarism : What is plagiarism? What happens if you do it? How can you avoid it?
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19. Buying and Checking for Plagiarism Students can buy papers online, some sources where they can get what they need cheaply and with a certain grade areā¦ School sucks.com 12000 papers.com Planet Papers.com ------ Teachers can find out who is copying or using these sources. If it doesnāt sound like something the student would write, they can find out from sites like: Turnitin.com Plagiarism.org the Essay Verification Engine http://canexus.org/eve ------ REMINDER: Buying papers is ILLEGAL plagiarism
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23. What is Plagiarism? Separated by Gender A. Copy and pasting someoneās information. B. Using someoneās information and ideas. C. Not Citing your sources. D. All the above. (Correct Answer)
24. Have you ever been unsure of whether you were plagiarizing?
29. Do you believe that people should have negative consequences for plagiarizing things from other people?
30. Is there any circumstance in which it would be acceptable to plagiarize?
31. Would you take the risk of plagiarism on your permanent record?
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Editor's Notes
Plagiarism is a form of cheating. Copying and writing the ideas of others and presenting them as your own. Plagiarism is no exception and could be known as theft and should be treated as such.
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