4. • As defined in the 1995 Random House Compact
Unabridged Dictionary , is the “ use or close
imitation of the language and thoughts of another
author and representation of them as one’s own
original work. “

8.  Plagiarism by student, professor or academic censure.
 The new technology can make them plagiarize by copy
and paste information from another source.
 Causes :
 The submitted date are more quickly than expected.
 Last minute.
 Effect :
 Failing grade of the particular assignment or from their
course.

11.  Plagiarism is considered a breach of journalistic ethic.
 The reporter fail to be honest about their source when
making a report task.
 Take the information from a newspaper or television
show.

13.  The acting by copy and paste material from
Internet website.
 Involved the copyright violation.
 Free online tools are becoming available to help
identify plagiarism.

15.  Always make it clear where the information come
from.
 Explain the information by your own word.
 Quoting or summarizing the source.
 Working with friends and note-taking.

16. Quoting
 Using the author's exact words. Always cite it and use
"quotation marks.“
Summarizing
 Condensing the author's words or ideas without altering
the meaning or providing interpretation—you use your
own words for this

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 Dictionary.reference.com/browse/plagiaris
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 http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/plagiaris
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 http://www.ics.heacademy.ac.uk/resources/
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