What is NOT plagiarism?

Group of answer choices

Taking someone else's work or ideas and quoting it without citations.

Taking someone else's work or ideas, and passing them off as your own ideas with no quotations marks or citation used.

Taking someone else's work or ideas after they told you it was ok to use their ideas.

Taking someone else's work or ideas and using quotation marks to quote parts while citing the source with the author's last name.

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Walter Walter

English

6 October, 13:07

What is NOT plagiarism?

Group of answer choices

Taking someone else's work or ideas and quoting it without citations.

Taking someone else's work or ideas, and passing them off as your own ideas with no quotations marks or citation used.

Taking someone else's work or ideas after they told you it was ok to use their ideas.

Taking someone else's work or ideas and using quotation marks to quote parts while citing the source with the author's last name.

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Laylah Davis · Answer 1

Taking someone else's work or ideas and using quotation marks to quote parts while citing the source with the author's last name.

Explanation:

Plagiarism is when you take someone's work/ideas and present them as your own. The last answer choice would be correct, since you would be giving the proper credit to the original owner.