On question 6, it
discusses an opposite plagiarism situation in which you doubt your professor
has used your work on his class without your permission. This is definitely
considered to be a plagiarism, which is the right answer. It is an interesting
case because students don’t involve in plagiarism like usual; instead professor
commits it. The solution explains that every paper you have written done
belongs to you no matter it is an in-class or published work. This helps me
understand my possession of my work and my protection of my work. It ensures me
that I have the right to accuse my professor for plagiarism even thought it is
very sensitive.
The last 4
questions are more complicated. There is a clear issue on question 8 which
introduces a resource using from Internet. It states that you directly post a
cut and pasted online article for your assignment. The lack of reference list
absolutely leads it to be a plagiarism. The explanation of this question notes
that Internet always “sending ideas and articles quickly to interested people”.
Therefore, this issue again warns me to be aware of online resource using and
always remember to paraphrase, to cite and quote correctly.
In general, those
ten questions refresh my mind of plagiarism and those vivid examples help me to
understand much easier.
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