Discussion
When words, information or ideas are taken from the source and used without acknowledgement is known as .................. .
Answer: B
Using someone else's words, information or ideas without acknowledgement is plagiarism.
Plagiarism is presenting another person's work as one's own. It covers copied text, paraphrased ideas, data and images alike, and it is avoided by citing the source.
The other terms are different things. Copyright is the legal right of a creator to control copying of a work. A citation is the acknowledgement that prevents plagiarism. An index is a finding tool that points to where topics occur in a document or collection.
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