Question

question 9 (2.5 points)
according to the book, what type(s) of content does plagiarism apply to?
only content that can be purchased
written text, images, tables, graphs, and more
written text and images
only written text
question 10 (2.5 points)
while writing your rough draft, which of the following would be the most helpful
strategy for reminding yourself to revise sourced areas of your writing?
telling a friend to remind you
trusting yourself to remember later
highlighting the information that requires citations
writing a sticky note as a reminder and putting it on your computer

Explanation:

Question 9

Plagiarism is not limited to just written text or purchasable content. It applies to various forms of content including written text, images, tables, graphs, and other media as these can all be copied without proper attribution. The option "Written text, images, tables, graphs, and more" correctly reflects this broader scope.

When writing a rough draft, highlighting the information that requires citations is a direct and effective strategy to remind oneself to revise sourced areas. Telling a friend or relying on memory is less reliable, and a sticky note may be easily overlooked. Highlighting the relevant parts within the draft itself keeps the reminder in context.

Answer:

B. Written text, images, tables, graphs, and more (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with B being "Written text, images, tables, graphs, and more")

Question 10