Question

1. if you do not give credit to the original author, you have

committed plagiarism and may fail the course or be kicked out of school.
committed a hacking offense and may go to jail.
applied the fair use act.
committed a crime and could be arrested.

1. which boolean operator would you use if you wanted to search for \sea birds\ and include penguins?

and, +
not, -
or, |

Explanation:

1. Plagiarism is using someone else's work without giving credit. In an academic setting, consequences like failing a course or expulsion can occur. Hacking involves unauthorized access to systems. The Fair Use Act allows limited use of copyrighted material. Just not crediting an author (in an academic context) is plagiarism, not a crime (in most basic academic cases) like being arrested (unless it's a more severe legal - copyright infringement case beyond basic academic work).
2. The Boolean operator "OR" is used when we want to include either of the search terms. If we want to search for "sea birds" and include penguins (since penguins are a type of sea - bird in a broad sense), using "OR" will give results that have either "sea birds" or "penguins". "AND" would be for when both terms must be present. "NOT" is for excluding a term.

Answer:

1. committed plagiarism and may fail the course or be kicked out of school.
2. OR, |