Question

question 7 (0.5 points)
i have installed grammarlygo on my computer and use to edit my essay. when grammarlygo suggests a new way to word a sentence or use another word, i use its suggestions. i do not indicate that i have used grammarlygo to edit my essay when i submit it. i have plagiarized.
○ no
○ yes
question 8 (0.5 points)
you borrow sentences or paragraphs from someone else and put them in your assignment. although you havent used quotation marks, you have provided correct citations (or footnotes), so you havent plagiarized, have you?
○ no, because ive cited my source.
○ yes, because plagiarism applies to both words and ideas.
question 9 (0.5 points)
to paraphrase properly, you must:
○ change a few words and cite it to make it your own
○ put quotation marks around the text and cite it
○ use only the ideas from the text without citing it
○ summarize the text in your own words and cite it.

Explanation:

Question 7

GrammarlyGO is a tool for grammar and wording suggestions, not for generating content or using others' work. Using its suggestions for wording without indicating the tool (which isn't plagiarism - plagiarism is using others' work as one's own) means no plagiarism occurred.

Plagiarism includes using others' words without quotation marks (even with citations for the source, if the words are borrowed without quotes, it's still using others' exact wording without proper quotation, and plagiarism applies to both words and ideas. So borrowing sentences/paragraphs without quotes (even with citations) is plagiarism.

Paraphrasing requires re - expressing the text in one's own words and giving credit (citing the source). Changing a few words is not enough, quotation marks are for direct quotes, and using ideas without citing is also improper. Summarizing in own words and citing is the correct way to paraphrase.

Answer:

No

Question 8