What two situations can result in plagiarism?

a. Using a direct quotation or paraphrasing information from a source.

b. Synthesizing information from wide readings and developing a research topic.

c. Using a direct quotation without quotation marks and citation, and paraphrasing without citation.

d. Writing about generally accepted knowledge and failing to support an argument with evidence.

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Marin Lindsey

8 June, 08:37

What two situations can result in plagiarism?

a. Using a direct quotation or paraphrasing information from a source.

b. Synthesizing information from wide readings and developing a research topic.

c. Using a direct quotation without quotation marks and citation, and paraphrasing without citation.

d. Writing about generally accepted knowledge and failing to support an argument with evidence.

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Jordon Boyd · Answer 1

The correct answer is c. Using a direct quotation without quotation marks and citation, and paraphrasing without citation.

This is one hundred percent plagiarism and should be avoided at all costs. Always provide citations of everything you take from others.