Title: Plagiarism Exercise
Course: FYE 101 First Year Experience > Section: FYE 101 First Year Experience

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

Library literature offers wide-spectrum coverage on planning
and moving libraries. Authors offer visions of what might be,
practical implementation suggestions, or explicit instructions
for specific situations. Every move is different and offers
its own set of challenges. Planning and moving into a new
library can be a nightmare with long-range challenges,
or a sweet dream of perfect coordination and timing.
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

Library literature offers wide-spectrum coverage on planning
and moving libraries. Authors offer visions of what might be,
practical implementation suggestions, or explicit instructions
for specific situations. Every move is different and offers
its own set of challenges. Planning and moving into a new
library can be a nightmare with long-range challenges, or
a sweet dream of perfect coordination and timing.
(Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

"Library literature offers wide-spectrum coverage on planning
and moving libraries. Authors offer visions of what might be,
practical implementation suggestions, or explicit instructions
for specific situations. Every move is different and offers its
own set of challenges. Planning and moving into a new
library can be a nightmare with long-range challenges, or a
sweet dream of perfect coordination and timing."
(Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Not plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

Library literature offers much information on planning and
moving libraries. Authors offer their thoughts on what might
be, practical implementation suggestions, or explicit
instructions for specific situations. Every move is different
and offers its own set of challenges. Planning and moving into
a new library can be a nightmare of a sweet dream of
perfect coordination and time.
(Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

"Library literature offers much information on planning and
moving libraries. Authors offer their thoughts on what might
be, practical implementation suggestions, or explicit
instructions for specific situations. Every move is different
and offers its own set of challenges. Planning and moving into
a new library can be a nightmare or a sweet dream of perfect
coordination and time."
(Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

In the literature about libraries, there are plenty of
articles on planning and moving libraries. Writers of these
articles offer futuristic, practical, or explicit instructions for
moving libraries. Planning and moving a library can be a
nightmare or a good dream. (Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Plagiarism

Q: Compare the original quotation with this example of a student's work.

Moving into a new library takes much planning and
forethought. The literature is full of articles of practical and
theoretical advice regarding this topic. Each situation is
different and must be handled according to the specifics
of the location. Creating a new library may be very easy
or very hard. (Burkhardt, 2010)
- Plagiarism
- Not plagiarism
A: Not plagiarism