PLS HELP )Circle the best 1. You can tape a movie off Showtime.

a. if you use it for educational purposes.

b. only if you have written permission from the company.

c. so that it may be archived.

d. to use as an entertainment for your great students.

2. You may photocopy parts of the encyclopedia:

a. if it is for your use only.

b. only if your copy is of the subject you are researching.

c. if you don’t have a copy at home.

d. to pass out to all your students.

3. You may record a local symphony concert to share with your class:

a. as long as you don’t sell tickets to hear it.

b. as long as you use it at a listening center in your room.

c. if you relate it to your lessons.

d. you may not record a public performance of any kind.

4. You may make a copy of a computer program:

a. if you are giving it to a friend.

b. as long as you purchased it and are using it for a back-up copy.

c. as long as you downloaded it from the internet.

d. you may not copy software.

5. You may use any image from the Internet or clip art software:

a. if you know that no one will know.

b. if you save it as an “image” and give it a new name.

c. as long as it is confirmed to be “royalty free”.

d. you cannot copy any photograph, artwork, or image without permission.

6. For a marketing class, you conduct a survey of students on campus. You include the results in your paper. Do you cite the source?

a. No

b. Yes

c. If the original contains bad grammar or spelling, you can correct it in your quote without indicating that you did so.

d. All of the above

7. In making a determination of plagiarism, does it matter how much of the paper is copied?

a. Yes

b. No

c. Using another person's ideas, words, or other creative work without citing them as a source.

d. All of the above

8. Select the best definition of plagiarism:

a. If the original text contains bad grammar or spelling, you can correct it in your quote without indicating that you did so.

b. To restate a passage of text in your own words.

c. Using another person's ideas, words, or other creative work without citing them as a source.

d. You have to cite everything you use, even common factual information like dates of World War II or the date of Napoleon's death.

9. To illustrate your paper on Hollywood entertainment, you use this well-known photo of Marilyn Monroe from Art. com. Do you cite the source?

a. Yes

b. No

10. Since Wikipedia articles can be written and changed by anyone and do not have an author listed, do you need to cite it as a source?

a. Yes

b. No