1. Plagiarism is presenting the work or ideas of others as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating them into your work without full _____. (A) authority (B) advertisement (C) recognition (D) acknowledgement

2. Plagiarism comes from the Latin plagium (“kidnapping”), with the roots plaga ("snare" or "net") and plak ("to weave") extended to mean a person who _____ the words, rather than the children, of another and weaved them into one's own. (A) requested (B) stole (C) alluded (D) ransomed

1. Plagiarism is presenting the work or ideas of others as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating them into your work without full _____. (A) authority (B) advertisement (C) recognition (D) acknowledgement

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1. Plagiarism is presenting the work or ideas of others as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating them into your work without full _____.
(A) authority
(B) advertisement
(C) recognition
(D) acknowledgement