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What is defined as presenting someone else's work as your own?
What is defined as presenting someone else's work as your own?
Which type of plagiarism involves copying significant portions from a single source without alteration?
Which type of plagiarism involves copying significant portions from a single source without alteration?
Which of the following is an example of plagiarism that is considered intentional?
Which of the following is an example of plagiarism that is considered intentional?
What form of plagiarism involves altering key words and phrases from the original source?
What form of plagiarism involves altering key words and phrases from the original source?
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Which type of plagiarism obscures the specific location of material referenced?
Which type of plagiarism obscures the specific location of material referenced?
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Which type of plagiarism describes a scenario where the writer paraphrases but does not create original work?
Which type of plagiarism describes a scenario where the writer paraphrases but does not create original work?
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What is one potential consequence of violating copyright laws?
What is one potential consequence of violating copyright laws?
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What is one of the main challenges people face due to the reliance on the virtual world for information?
What is one of the main challenges people face due to the reliance on the virtual world for information?
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Which type of plagiarism combines multiple sources to create a paper but preserves most original phrasing?
Which type of plagiarism combines multiple sources to create a paper but preserves most original phrasing?
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Why is it important for adults to supervise children's access to information online?
Why is it important for adults to supervise children's access to information online?
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What should young adults apply when accessing online information?
What should young adults apply when accessing online information?
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What type of content should not be accessed by children and young people according to national laws?
What type of content should not be accessed by children and young people according to national laws?
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What danger might arise from user-generated content that is not verified?
What danger might arise from user-generated content that is not verified?
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Which of the following is an example of harmful content that might be found online?
Which of the following is an example of harmful content that might be found online?
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What is the primary focus of the content regarding the impact of media?
What is the primary focus of the content regarding the impact of media?
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How should individuals approach information they find online?
How should individuals approach information they find online?
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Which technique is recommended for using someone else's ideas in your writing without committing plagiarism?
Which technique is recommended for using someone else's ideas in your writing without committing plagiarism?
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What should you include when citing a source in your work?
What should you include when citing a source in your work?
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What is self-plagiarism?
What is self-plagiarism?
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When should you use block quotes?
When should you use block quotes?
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What does digital citizenship promote?
What does digital citizenship promote?
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What is required when directly quoting a text?
What is required when directly quoting a text?
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How can you acknowledge the work of others in your writing?
How can you acknowledge the work of others in your writing?
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Which of the following is a principle of digital citizenship?
Which of the following is a principle of digital citizenship?
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What type of disorders are similar to internet addiction according to Dr. Kimberly Young?
What type of disorders are similar to internet addiction according to Dr. Kimberly Young?
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Which of the following best describes the concept of social media?
Which of the following best describes the concept of social media?
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According to the content, what is a common challenge associated with social media?
According to the content, what is a common challenge associated with social media?
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Which classification dimension focuses on the freedom in creating one’s personal cyber-identity?
Which classification dimension focuses on the freedom in creating one’s personal cyber-identity?
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What type of humor is commonly found in local sitcoms and online memes based on the context provided?
What type of humor is commonly found in local sitcoms and online memes based on the context provided?
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What is the main difference between media and social media?
What is the main difference between media and social media?
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What does media richness refer to in the context of online communication?
What does media richness refer to in the context of online communication?
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What is the implication of opportunities in the context discussed?
What is the implication of opportunities in the context discussed?
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What does the principle of emphasis refer to in design?
What does the principle of emphasis refer to in design?
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Which design principle describes how near or far text elements are positioned from each other?
Which design principle describes how near or far text elements are positioned from each other?
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How does the principle of organization contribute to design?
How does the principle of organization contribute to design?
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Which design principle focuses on the repetition of elements to create unity?
Which design principle focuses on the repetition of elements to create unity?
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What is meant by the principle of appropriateness in design?
What is meant by the principle of appropriateness in design?
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What creates visual interest in design according to the principle of contrast?
What creates visual interest in design according to the principle of contrast?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a common file format for text?
Which of the following is NOT considered a common file format for text?
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What is the primary purpose of text, regardless of its length?
What is the primary purpose of text, regardless of its length?
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What primarily differentiates formal text-based materials from informal text-based materials?
What primarily differentiates formal text-based materials from informal text-based materials?
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Which of the following is NOT classified as a type of visual media?
Which of the following is NOT classified as a type of visual media?
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What is the main purpose of visual information?
What is the main purpose of visual information?
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Which aspect should be considered in the framework for information design?
Which aspect should be considered in the framework for information design?
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How can consumers assess the quality of text media?
How can consumers assess the quality of text media?
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What is implied by 'visual message design'?
What is implied by 'visual message design'?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of formally produced visual media?
Which of the following is a characteristic of formally produced visual media?
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What strategy is NOT mentioned for determining the quality of text media?
What strategy is NOT mentioned for determining the quality of text media?
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Study Notes
Plagiarism
- Plagiarism is copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own.
- It can be intentional or unintentional.
- Copyright infringement is illegal.
- Avoid using information from the internet without citing the author.
Types of Plagiarism
- Avoiding plagiarism is crucial in academic work.
- Boundaries between plagiarism and research are often unclear.
- Various types of plagiarism exist, ranging from direct copying to paraphrasing without citation.
Sources Not Cited
- Ghost Writer: Presenting another's work as your own.
- Photocopy: Copying significant portions of text without alteration.
- Potluck Paper: Copying from various sources and disguising the plagiarism.
- Poor Disguise: Altering the appearance of copied content but retaining the ideas.
- Labor of Laziness: Paraphrasing from other sources without sufficient effort.
- Self-stealer: Violating policies by recycling one's own work.
Sources Cited
- Forgotten Footnote: Citing the author but not including details on the source location.
- Misinformer: Providing false or inaccurate information about the sources.
- Too-perfect Paraphrase: Properly citing the source but not including original text in quotations.
- Resourceful Citer: Properly citing sources but the paper lacks original analysis.
- Perfect Crime: Properly citing sources in some parts but paraphrasing others without citation.
Media Plagiarism
- Copying media, such as images, videos, or music, without proper attribution.
- Using copyrighted material in your work without obtaining permission or providing a citation.
- Some examples are: Copying media e.g images from other websites, Making a video but using footage or copyrighted music from others, Playing a cover song
Avoiding Plagiarism
- Paraphrasing: Rewrite information in your own words but still cite the source.
- Citing: Following a citation style (like APA, MLA) to indicate sources.
- Quoting: Use quotation marks for direct quotes and cite the source.
- Citing your own work: If you used previous work, cite it.
- Referencing: Cite all your sources—acknowledging the hard work of others.
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Description
This quiz explores the concept of plagiarism, including its definitions and types. You will learn about the legal implications of plagiarism and how to properly cite sources to avoid it. Test your knowledge on various forms of plagiarism and become more aware of academic integrity.
