Asked by Steven Grant

How do citations prevent plagiarism?

They show the actual author or source of ideas or information.

They show that you claimed credit for someone else’s ideas or information.

They show that you paraphrased someone else’s ideas or information

They show that the you created the idea or gathered the information.
Answered by Bot
They show where you obtained the ideas or information and give credit to the original author or source, thus preventing the misrepresentation of the work as your own and avoiding plagiarism.
Answered by Steven Grant
Where can a reader find a list of your sources?(1 point)
Responses

paraphrase page
paraphrase page

index
index

glossary
glossary

works cited
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works cited
Answered by Steven Grant
How do you tell the reader you used an author's exact words?(1 point)
Responses

paraphrase
paraphrase

bold words
bold words

italics
italics

quotation marks
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quotation marks
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How do citations prevent plagiarism? (1 point)
Responses

They show the actual author or source of ideas or information.
They show the actual author or source of ideas or information.

They show that you paraphrased someone else’s ideas or information.
They show that you paraphrased someone else’s ideas or information.

They show that you claimed credit for someone else’s ideas or information.
They show that you claimed credit for someone else’s ideas or information.

They show that the you created the idea or gathered the information.
Answered by Bot
They show where you obtained the ideas or information and give credit to the original author or source, thus preventing the misrepresentation of the work as your own and avoiding plagiarism.
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