Plagiarized, Inaccurate And Qualitative Research
Determine whether the sentence is plagiarized, inaccurate, both, or acceptable. Explain why.
1. The sentence takes a phrase directly from the original text without using quotation marks; the sentence is plagiarized.
2. The passage acknowledges the source, uses quotation marks, and brackets when incorporating a phrase; the passage is acceptable.
3. Quotation marks are needed when using a phrase from the original text and the context distorts the meaning of “wounds” drafted in the original passage; the sentence is inaccurate and plagiarized.
4. The writer acknowledges the source, restates the phrase and their own words, and correctly relays the original meaning; the sentence is acceptable.
5. The sentence does not acknowledge the source and
1. The sentence takes a phrase directly from the original text without using quotation marks; the sentence is plagiarized.
2. The passage acknowledges the source, uses quotation marks, and brackets when incorporating a phrase; the passage is acceptable.
3. Quotation marks are needed when using a phrase from the original text and the context distorts the meaning of “wounds” drafted in the original passage; the sentence is inaccurate and plagiarized.
4. The writer acknowledges the source, restates the phrase and their own words, and correctly relays the original meaning; the sentence is acceptable.
5. The sentence does not acknowledge the source and