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A way of identifying source material taken word for word from a source is Select one: a. by plagiarizing. b. by enclosing it in quotation marks. c. by citing the source. d. by including it in the outline.
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A way of identifying source material taken word for word from a source is

Select one:
a. by plagiarizing.
b. by enclosing it in quotation marks.
c. by citing the source.
d. by including it in the outline.

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Its is A) plagiarizing
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If you take a source word for word, you will need to cite it. This gives credit to the source's author. However, if someone wants to know if an author copied the content, it would be to check for plagiarism.

Answer: Letter A

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