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EAP Academic Integrity


Froggy Jumps EAP Academic IntegrityVersion en ligne Defining Integrity par Darya 1 What makes plagiarism the most complex form of academic dishonesty? a It can be either intentional or accidental b It is always deliberate c It only involves missing citations 2 At its core, plagiarism means: a Using someone else's work as one's own b Writing without any sources c Citing too many authors 3 Which two forms of academic dishonesty are ALWAYS deliberate? a Cheating and fabrication b Plagiarism and paraphrasing c Recycling and remixing 4 Submitting another person's work word-for-word as your own is called: a CLONE b REMIX c AGGREGATOR 5 Changing only key words and phrases while keeping the source's essential content is called: a FIND-REPLACE b CLONE c RECYCLE 6 Submitting your own work from a previous course for a new assignment is called: a RECYCLE b HYBRID c MASHUP 7 Why is RECYCLE problematic even though it is the student's own work? a The work doesn't reflect what was learned in the current course b The student never wrote it themselves c It always contains copied sources 8 Which form combines perfectly cited passages with copied passages that have no citation? a HYBRID b CLONE c 404 ERROR 9 A paper that cites sources correctly but contains almost no original work of the student's own is called: a AGGREGATOR b RE-TWEET c CTRL-C 10 Citing sources that don't exist or giving inaccurate source information is called: a 404 ERROR b MASHUP c FIND-REPLACE 11 Using unauthorized aids or copying another student's work during an exam is an example of: a Cheating b Fabrication c Recycling 12 Making up data, information, or false citations is called: a Fabrication b Cheating c Paraphrasing 13 At Webster University, which is a possible disciplinary action for academic dishonesty? a Course failure b Automatic expulsion with no warning c A fine paid to the university

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EAP Academic IntegrityVersion en ligne

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What makes plagiarism the most complex form of academic dishonesty?

At its core, plagiarism means:

Which two forms of academic dishonesty are ALWAYS deliberate?

Submitting another person's work word-for-word as your own is called:

Changing only key words and phrases while keeping the source's essential content is called:

Submitting your own work from a previous course for a new assignment is called:

Why is RECYCLE problematic even though it is the student's own work?

Which form combines perfectly cited passages with copied passages that have no citation?

A paper that cites sources correctly but contains almost no original work of the student's own is called:

Citing sources that don't exist or giving inaccurate source information is called:

Using unauthorized aids or copying another student's work during an exam is an example of:

Making up data, information, or false citations is called:

At Webster University, which is a possible disciplinary action for academic dishonesty?