Question

question 1 (mandatory) (10 points)
which of the following is a reason why you should cite your sources? choose all that apply.
not citing your sources is plagiarism.
citing your sources shows your reader what sources you used in your research.
citing your sources shows your instructor that you have done the research to support the arguments you make in your essay.
all of these.
question 2 (mandatory) (10 points)
in which of the following situations is it not necessary to cite a source? choose all that apply.
when you are quoting directly from a source.
when you are paraphrasing an idea from a source.
when you are using your own ideas.
all of these.

Explanation:

For Question 1: Failing to cite sources constitutes plagiarism, citations inform readers of research sources, and they demonstrate to instructors that research supports essay arguments—all are valid reasons to cite sources.
For Question 2: Direct quotes and paraphrased external ideas require citations, but original, personal ideas do not need attribution.

Answer:

Question 1: All of these.
Question 2: When you are using your own ideas.