Paraphrased plagiarism means that a student copied word-for-word and credited the source only with parenthetical notation. Without putting the borrowed language in quotation marks, the student has represented the written expression as his or her own and this misrepresents the student's contribution. a. True b. False

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Miya Harding

7 February, 00:23

Paraphrased plagiarism means that a student copied word-for-word and credited the source only with parenthetical notation. Without putting the borrowed language in quotation marks, the student has represented the written expression as his or her own and this misrepresents the student's contribution. a. True b. False

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Jay Peck · Answer 1

A. True

Explanation:

With the definition of what paraphrased plagerisim is we can tell that without properly crediting the source you are plagerising. So in the case of the student not quoting their source, they are plagerising and made it seem as if the source is theirs.