GEN 103 GEN103 WEEK 2 QUIZ WITH ANSWERS (ASHFORD) 2020
Ashford GEN 103 Week 2 Quiz Answers - 2020
1. Ashford plagiarism policies apply to all students
2. If there is no date of publication for the source, you should put which of these in the in-text citation
3. Read the following excerpt. What is wrong with the in-text citation?
To establish some common ground, definitions of ethics and morality are offered. Ethics is defined as theories or concepts about what guides positive or negative behavior and defines what is good and bad—the study of morality. A descriptive definition of ethics asks what ought to be right, while a normative definition asks what behaviors are right or good. Morality is a more ambiguous term. It is the effort to guide one’s conduct by reason—while giving equal weight to the interests of each individual who is affected by that conduct (The Elements of Moral Philosophy, 1999).
To establish some common ground, definitions of ethics and morality are offered. Ethics is defined as theories or concepts about what guides positive or negative behavior and defines what is good and bad—the study of morality. A descriptive definition of ethics asks what ought to be right, while a normative definition asks what behaviors are right or good. Morality is a more ambiguous term. It is the effort to guide one’s conduct by reason—while giving equal weight to the interests of each individual who is affected by that conduct (The Elements of Moral Philosophy, 1999).
4. Common knowledge is information that most people generally know.
5. It’s the busy season at work for Jaxon and he’s been working more than usual. He’s trying to finish up his annotated bibliography but it’s been tough to find the time to work on it and he finds himself doing it at the last minute. He has found the sources that he needs but he’s having a hard time focusing while reading them. In his rush to complete the assignment, he reads the titles of the sources and then guesses at the content. While writing the annotations, he makes up the author’s arguments and evidence. This is,
6. Alissa is having a hard time figuring out what to write for this week’s discussion boardso she takes a few minutes to read over what other students wrote. She sees that one of her classmates has written a great post that really sums up what she wants to say so she copy and pastes a few sentences from her classmate’s post into her own without indicating that she is quoting the post or crediting the original author. This is
7. Copying only a part of another students’ work and turning it in as your own work is
8. Submitting material that you find online, like a paper, discussion board post, or answer for a quiz, is,
9. Erica is writing her discussion board post for this week. After writing her whole post, she realizes that she forgot to put in the in-text citations. She knows that she used all three of the required resources but she can’t remember what information came from which source so she just puts the in-text citations for the three different sources at the end of three different, random paragraphs. This is,
10. Which of these can NOT be a penalty for plagiarism:
11. Jeremy feels very strongly about his research topic but he can’t find sources that fit the assignment requirements and say exactly what he wants them to say. So, when he writes his annotations for his annotated bibliography, he fudges a bit by writing annotations that are closer to his views on the research topic than the views of the authors of the sources. This is,
12. Eliza became ill with the flu early in the class. Although she recovered from the illness and caught on up on all of the work that she missed, she rushed through the work and didn’t really understand all of the material. As she tried to complete the week 5 final paper, she became more and more frustrated so she Googled the assignment and found a number of websites that post other students’ final papers. In her exasperation, she copied another student’s final paper and turned it in as her own. This is,
13. What is wrong with this citation: (James Wilson, 2002).
14. What is wrong with this reference:
Shapiro, J. Help your team understand what data is and isn’t good for. Harvard Business Review. Retrieved from https://hbr.org/2018/10/help-your-team-understand-what-data-is-and-isnt-good-for (Links to an external site.)
Shapiro, J. Help your team understand what data is and isn’t good for. Harvard Business Review. Retrieved from https://hbr.org/2018/10/help-your-team-understand-what-data-is-and-isnt-good-for (Links to an external site.)
15. Based on the reference, what type of source is this?
Bunyawanich, S., Järvelä, M.-L., & Ghaffar, A. (2018). The influence of uniform in establishing unity, hierarchy, and conformity at Thai universities. Journal of Education and Training Studies, 6(7), 28–37. doi:10.11114/jets.v6i7.3151.
Bunyawanich, S., Järvelä, M.-L., & Ghaffar, A. (2018). The influence of uniform in establishing unity, hierarchy, and conformity at Thai universities. Journal of Education and Training Studies, 6(7), 28–37. doi:10.11114/jets.v6i7.3151.
16. Ariel was really confused by this week’s discussion board assignment so she Googled the instructions. In the search results, she found websites for companies that call themselves tutoring services and they offer posts that other students have turned in for that same discussion board assignment. Ariel read over some of the responses to see how the question was answered by other students. Ariel went back to the classroom, read the required resources and wrote her own discussion board post, being careful to cite and reference the sources that she used. This is,
17. Plagiarism policies are only enforced in upper-level courses
18. If you copy material directly from a source and put it directly into your assignment, presenting it as your own work, that is
19. If you use someone’s else work word-for-word in your work,
20. What is wrong with this reference:
The Humane Society of the United States. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/plants_poisonous_to_pets.html (Links to an external site.)
The Humane Society of the United States. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/plants_poisonous_to_pets.html (Links to an external site.)
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