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Define plagiarism in your own words.
Think about what it means to borrow from someone else's work.
What is common knowledge? Give an example.
Consider facts that everyone generally accepts.
What is plagiarism?
Think about what it means to borrow an idea and not tell others where it came from.
True or False: Common knowledge requires citation.
Consider facts everyone knows.
You found an article online about climate change by Jane Smith published in 2022, titled 'The Rising Tide.' How would you cite this article in your written work?
Remember to include author and publication information.
Write a brief paragraph about why academic honesty is vital in research, citing at least two sources.
Think about what honesty means in the context of research.
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