ASSIGNMENT ENGLISH SEM 2/2016

1. WHAT IS PLAGIARISM??
WHAT ARE FREE RIDERS OR
PIGGYBACK???
Prepared For:
Sir Oyame Ak Ah Hong
Prepared by:
Muhd Harriz Ghazi Bin Muhd Johari
&
Syukri Bin Bohari

2. CONTENT

3. WHAT IS FREE RIDERS
OR PIGGYBACK
Plagiarism..? Free riders…? Piggyback…?

4. Introduction
• With electronic access so readily available it is
particularly important be vigilant about ensuring
that students do not plagiarize.
• Plagiarism is not something new on the internet,
a recent Google search on ‘plagiarism’ netted
over eight million results.
• We need to emphasize that plagiarism is a big
violation of our social contract as theft.
• It is crucial that we educate students into
respecting the work of other rather graduating
still under the impression that plagiarism is no
big deal.

5. definition
Plagiarism
Is an act or instance of using or closely imitating the language and thoughts
of another author without authorization and the representation of that
author's work as one's own, as by not crediting the original author.
Synonyms:
Appropriation, infringement, piracy, counterfeiting; theft, borrowing
cribbing, passing off.
PIGGY BACK
Where someone makes use of others efforts of other group members while
doing it in return.
FREE RIDERS
A team member who obtains benefits from membership but does not bear a
proportional share of the responsibility for generating the benefits.

6. TYPES
Self-plagiarism occurs
when a student submits
his or her own previous
work, or mixes parts of
previous works, without
permission from all
professors involved.
TYPES OF PLAGIARISM
MOSAIC
PLAGIARISM
SELF
PLAGIARISM
Accidental
plagiarism
Intentional
plagiarism
unintentional
plagiarism
Direct
plagiarism
word-for-word
transcription
of someone
else’s work
Mosaic plagiarism
occurs when
student borrows
phrases from a
source without
using quotation
marks, or finds
synonyms for the
author’s work.
Accidental plagiarism
occurs when a person
neglects to cite their
source, or misquotes
their source or
unintentionally
paraphrases a source
by using similar words
without attribution.

7. TypeS of free riders and piggyback
• Those who do not want to cooperate
with others in a group.
• Those who are not able to cooperate due
to other obligations or lacking
competency.

8. EXAMPLES
Examples of plagiarism
• Copying and pasting text
from online encyclopedias.
• Copying and pastng text
from any web site.
• Using photographs, video
or audio without
permission or
acknowledgement
• Using another student’s or
your parents’ work and
claiming it as your own
even with permission.
• Using your own work
without properly citing it.
Examples of free
riders
• Someone sneaks
into a concert
without paying for
the ticket.
Examples of
piggyback
• Someone that is copy
or taking others work
illegally witout
permission
• Piggyback is just like
in group
assignment,everyone
has their on task that is
given but one or two
from the group is only
use their friend’s effort
to complete their task
or assignment.

9. EVIDENCES OF THE ISSUES
This is some of the latest evidence of
plagiarism.

10. CONCLUSION
Plagiarism is a serious offense. It is a crime punishable by law in
most countries. At times, ideas we believe are common knowledge
or original to us turn out to be something we heard from someone
or somewhere else. Lastly,we all can avoid plagiarism,freerider or
piggyback in our daily life by trust in ourself and to give more
effort on what we want.

11. REFERENCES
• https://www.epigeum.com
• https://www.Bowdoin.edu
• https://en.Wikipedia.org

12. THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING