The document defines plagiarism as taking someone else's work or ideas and claiming them as your own. It describes plagiarism as copying another's idea, work, or opinion and presenting it as original. The document explains that plagiarism is wrong because it involves taking credit for something that is not yours and that you did not create. It provides tips to avoid plagiarism such as using quotes, mentioning sources, and rewriting information in your own words.

1. 204 Eduardo Cepeda 6
Daniel Galindo 9
Rodrigo Piña 18

2. PLAGIARISM: DEFINITION
 “It is the practice of taking someone else’s work
or ideas and passing them off as one’s own”
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3. PLAGIARISM: DESCRIPTION
 Plagiarism is to copy an idea, work or
opinion of someone else and say it is yours.

4. WHY IS IT WRONG?
 It is wrong because you are taking
something it is not yours and that you did
not create, and you are saying that you are
the intellectual author.

5. LIST TIPS TO AVOID PLAGIARISM
 1) You can use quotes to give the credit the
author deserves.
 2) Mention where did you get the
information.
 3) Write the information with your own
words.

6. CONCLUSION
 Although almost everyone has done plagiarism, it is
still wrong. It is not fair when you write something,
do an investigation, or give your idea and you share
these with the world, someone steal them and
claim himself as the author. This is why plagiarism
is wrong, and we need to put an end to it.