You have a friend who usually looks over your essays or reports and together you discuss how to improve them. Is this plagiarism?Question 2Select one:a.Yes, it is plagiarism. You should never accept help with the writing of your assessment tasks.b.No, it is not plagiarism.  It's fine to get help from a friend as long as your discussion is a general one, and does not involve detailed conceptual or editorial changes.

Question 1Read the situation below and decide if it is plagiarism.Situation:Melissa submitted an essay that she had already written in another class for an assignment in her current class. She is the author of the essay, so she thinks this is just fine.1 pointThis is plagiarism.    This is not plagiarism.

You have to write a short essay for your course assignment. You find a useful report from another university's course webpage. It would be all right to use an idea or data from that report (not considered as plagiarism), if….Group of answer choicesThe Turnitin report returns less than 50% matching text.You have the permission from the original author.You summarize those ideas and data in your own words.You use quotation marks around the copied text and acknowledge the source.

Module 3: Plagiarism6 of 186 of 18 Items02:17QuestionIf my essay passes the plagiarism detector (Turnitin), can my teacher still claim I plagiarised?Responsesa YesYesb No

You borrow direct sentences or paragraphs from someone else and put them in your assignment. Although you haven’t used quotation marks, you have provided correct citations (or footnotes). Is this plagiarism?

Plagiarism is:presenting someone else’s work or ideas as your ownhacking into a computer system to get the correct answers on a testacknowledging the source from which your work is drawngiving credit to others for their ideasI don't know