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BYE.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nWhen using direct quotes, use quotation marks and proper citation every time you use someone else’s words, using brackets [ ] to give context to a quote or otherwise alter it.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA paraphrase must contain all of the author’s information and none of your own commentary or elaboration; a corrupted paraphrase is plagiarism.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA paraphrase should always restate all the main points of the source in the same order and in about the same number of words.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA paraphrase cannot use the author’s own words, phrasing, or sentence structure\nA corrupted paraphrase is plagiarism.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA paraphrase must include a parenthetical citation at the end of the last sentence of the paraphrase; an uncited paraphrase is plagiarism.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA summary of a source is much shorter than a paraphrase and must be in your own words, phrasing, and writing style.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA summary, just like a paraphrase, cannot include any of your own analysis, elaboration, or commentary.\nA corrupted summary is plagiarism.\nPlagiarism(How to not do it)\nA summary must be cited, just like a quotation or paraphrase, with the parenthetical citation at the end of the last sentence of the summary of that source.\nPlagi","cbCaiaBukI7sumFU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaBukI7sumFU","pptx",1409159,44,"English","# Plagiarism (how to not do it)\n## What plagiarism is\n## Why people do it and what makes it seductive\n## Consequences in college\n## Consequences in AP Lit\n## How to cite sources properly\n## Direct quotes, paraphrases, and summaries\n## Useful tips and common rules","[{\"question\":\"What is plagiarism and what are its two main types?\",\"answer\":\"Plagiarism is the uncredited (deliberate or accidental) use of somebody else’s words or ideas. 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