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You really liked the way Wikipedia explained Einstein's Theory of General Relativity. Can you use the same words in your paper on the same topic without citing them? Yes, because this the Theory of... Relativity is common knowledge. No, because Wikipedia is constantly being updated. Yes, because it's free information on the internet. No, because doing that would be plagiarism. RATIONALE You cannot use the words of others without citing them. Wikipedia may not be the most credible source to draw research from, but if you do use it, be sure to cite it according to the citation style your instructor prefers. CONCEPT Plagiarism in Higher Education 2 Which of the following is NOT true about the process of determining what classes are a good fit for you? Choosing a course by method of random selection may be helpful to your process. Doing some basic research on the instructor may be helpful to your process. Obtaining an advance copy of the course syllabus may be helpful to your process. Talking to your advisor to understand the requirements for your degree or major may be helpful to your process. RATIONALE Taking a variety of courses during your first years of higher education can be beneficial to identifying your interests and talents, but you should always be deliberate about the courses you enroll in since they are a significant investment of your time and money. [Show More]

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