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单选题 What do we mean by plagiarism? Read the following definitions of "plagiarism" and decide which is the most accurate
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时间：2024-05-27 04:03:45
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题目1单选题
What do we mean by plagiarism? Read the following definitions of "plagiarism" and decide which is the most accurateA. Plagiarism is the intentional copying of the work of othersB. Plagiarism is the use of other researcher's ideas without acknowledgementC. Plagiarism is the copying of use of the work of others, whether intentionally or unintentionally, as if it were your own
题目2单选题
Plagiarism Quiz (i) In the example below, the student's version exhibits plagiarism of the original material. Original source material "... one of the principal justifications of streaming media is its use in asynchronous, distance modes. Ironically the nature of the web as a distribution medium at the moment is also digital video's main limiting factor. This does not invalidate the use of streaming media in these circumstances, but means that the competing education values of image and interactivity have to be carefully balanced." Taken from: Thornhill, S., Asensio, M & Young, C., 2002, "Video streaming a guide for education development", The JISC Click and Go Project, UMIST, Manchester, UK, pp 12-13. Student Version The bandwidth limitations affecting most web users means that in the design of education streaming video resources the values of image and interactivity have to be carefully balanced. Which of the following things should the student do to ensure they do not plagiariseA. i) Write their version all in their own words and/or use quotation marks to indicate pieces of text copied word for word, and ii) use an in-text reference to acknowledge the source of the ideas used and any words copied word-for-wordB. Use an in-text reference to acknowledge the source of the ideas used and any words copied word-for-wordC. i) Write their version all in their own words and/or use quotation marks to indicate pieces of text copied word for word, ii) use an in-text reference to acknowledge the source of the ideas used and any words copied word-for-word, and iii) include the full reference details in a list of reference at the end of the reportD. The student does not need to alter their versionE. Include the full reference details in a list of reference at the end of the reportF. Write their version all in their own words and/or use quotation marks to indicate pieces of text copied word for word
题目3单选题
Plagiarism Quiz (ii) In the example below the student's version exhibits plagiarism of the original material. Original source material: "The small-world phenomenon (Milgram 1967; Pool and Kochen 1978) has long been an object of popular fascination and anecdotal report. The experience of meeting a complete stranger with whom we have apparently little in common and finding unexpectedly that we share a mutual acquaintance is one with which most of us are familiar - "it's a small world!" we say. More generally, most people have at least heard of the idea that any two individuals, selected randomly from almost anywhere on the planet, are "connected" via a chain of no more than six intermediate acquaintances, a notion made popular by the Broadway play (and later movie) Six Degrees of Separation (Guare 1990)." Taken from: "Network, Dynamics, and the Small-World Phenomena", Duncan J Watts, 1999, American Journal of Sociology, Volume 105, Number 2, September, pp 493-527. Student Version The concept of the small world phenomenon is widely recognised as the notion that any two individual, selected randomly from almost anywhere on the planet, are connected via a chain of no more than six intermediate acquaintances. Reference "Network, Dynamics, and the Small-World Phenomena", Duncan J Watts, 1999, American Journal of Sociology, Volume 105, Number 2, September, pp 493-527. In this example the student isA. not guilty of plagiarismB. guilty of plagiarismC. I don't know
题目4单选题
How to avoid plagiarism? Read the following suggestions and decide which are necessary to avoid plagiarism. Activities: i) Whenever you use or mention the work of others, make sure that you acknowledge it fully. ii) If you use a direct quotation, acknowledge the originator of the work. iii) If you paraphrase (rewrite in your own words) the work of others, acknowledge the originator of the work. iv) If your work is the result of collaboration with others, make sure that you acknowledge their input. v) If you refer to your own past work, supply a full citation for itA. all of the activities are necessaryB. only activities i) to iii) are necessaryC. none of the activities are necessaryD. only activities i) and ii) are necessary
题目5单选题
Is the following statement true or false? Citation and referencing mean the same thingA. TrueB. False
题目6单选题
Is the following statement true or false? A full reference includes both an in-text citation and a detailed reference in a bibliography at the end of your essay/articleA. TrueB. False
题目7单选题
Is the following statement true or false? If a colleague passes on information informally, it is not necessary to provide a reference for itA. TrueB. False
题目8单选题
Is the following statement true or false? If you paraphrase a statement written by someone else, it is not necessary to put the words in quotation marksA. TrueB. False
题目9单选题
Is the following statement true or false? If you paraphrase a statement written by someone else, it is not necessary to provide a reference for itA. TrueB. False
题目10单选题
Is the following statement true or false? It is not necessary to provide an in-text citation for an idea taken from someone else's work if you include the work in your Bibliography or References at the end of your essay/articleA. TrueB. False
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