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Plagiarism is copying another's work word for word, except when you copy and cite a(n): a. anecdote, b quotation, c. statement, d. thesis
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Plagiarism is copying another's work word for word, except when you copy and cite a(n):

a. anecdote, b quotation,
c. statement,
d. thesis

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The answer is quotation.
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