Author A cites author B. You don't know what they mean, but paraphrase and cite author A. What academic integrity issue is relevant here?Group of answer choicesUnderstandingArgumentRespectAccuracy

You find a good idea on a website and adapt it without citing. What academic integrity issue is relevant here?Group of answer choicesUnderstandingArgumentRespectAccuracy

Proper citation is only necessary for direct quotes, and paraphrased information does not require attribution. True or False

You use a quote in your paper and mention who it is attributed to, but you do not cite it. Is this academic dishonesty?Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following is a characteristic of a non-academic source?Group of answer choicesPrimarily written by disciplinary expertsContains citations and a reference listUnlikely to be peer-reviewedContains formal writing

When should you cite a source?Responsesa Only when you use a direct quote from the author.Only when you use a direct quote from the author.b Whenever you cite any information from that source.Whenever you cite any information from that source.c Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.d When you find one that supports what you want to say.