Classify each each item according to whether it is true or false, with respect to avoiding plagiarism.

True False

1. Information from the class textbook need not be cited in a report.
2. Formal citations are required for all forms of media used to convey research. This includes slideshow presentations, films, and websites.
3. When quoting information from an encyclopedia, it is considered common knowledge and does not require a citation.
4. Citing the incorrect source for information used is a form of plagiarism.
5. When quoting information that has already been cited in another source, you still must include your own citation.
6. If you are simply conducting personal research that will not be submitted to a teacher, you do not need to worry about citing sources.
7. Photos from a search engine query do not require citation.
8. Any information that comes from another source is considered their intellectual property.

1 answer

1. False
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. True
6. False
7. False
8. True