You copy a paragraph directly from an article you found. You cite the source but you don't use quotation marks. Is this plagiarism? a) Yes, it is plagiarism b) No, it isn't c) I'm not sure

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You copy a paragraph directly from an article you found. You cite the source but you don't use quotation marks. Is this plagiarism?

a) Yes, it is plagiarism
b) No, it isn't
c) I'm not sure

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I don't think so, but put them just in case!

Japhet answered Jan 14, 2021

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