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"Annotation may seem a mindless and mechanical task. In fact, it calls both for superb fine-motor skills and for adherence to the most exiguous formal demands" (Menand, 2003, p. 120). 1 |
Abbie
Annotation may seem like a mindless and mechanical task but it actually calls for both superb fine-motor skills and adherence to the most exiguous formal demands (Menand, 2003, p. 120).
+ Plagiarism? YES or NO?
YES, this is plagiarism: even though the citation is provided, the sentence still has exact wording.
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Brian
The process of citing your sources "may seem a mindless and mechanical task. In fact, it calls both for superb fine-motor skills and for adherence to the most exiguous formal demands" (Menand, 2003, p. 120).
+ Plagiarism? YES or NO?
NO, this is not plagiarism: the paraphrased portion is fully rewritten, the exact language is quoted, and a citation is provided.
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Chad
The process of citing your sources is not easy; it actually requires great attention to detail and to the formal rules (Menand, 2003, p. 120).
+ Plagiarism? YES or NO?
NO, this is not plagiarism: the language is fully rewritten, and a citation is provided.
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1 Quote taken from: Menand, L. (2003, October 6). The end matter: The nightmare of citation. The New Yorker, 120-126. |
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