Chapter 357. Exercise CMS 2-6

357.1 Section Title

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Exercise CMS 2-6
Avoiding plagiarism in Chicago papers
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Read the following passage and the information about its source. Then decide whether each student sample is plagiarized or uses the source correctly. If the student sample is plagiarized, click on Plagiarized; if the sample is acceptable, click on OK.

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

Years after the battle [Battle of the Little Bighorn] a number of Indians claimed that the soldiers became so terrified they dropped their guns. In fact, quite a few did drop their guns or throw them aside, although not necessarily in panic. The guns occasionally jammed because the soft copper shells—unlike hard brass—could be deformed by exploding powder, causing them to stick in the breech. Furthermore, troopers often carried loose ammunition in saddlebags where it was easily damaged. Another possible reason turned up when one of [Major] Reno’s men talked with an ordnance officer. This officer subsequently wrote to the Chief of Ordnance that Custer’s troops used ammunition belts made from scrap leather. The copper shells “thus had become covered with a coating of verdigris and extraneous matter, which had made it difficult to even put them in the chamber before the gun had been discharged at all. Upon discharge the verdigris and extraneous matter formed a cement which held the sides of the cartridge in place against the action of the ejector. . . . ”

Whatever the cause, it could take some time to pry a deformed shell out of the breech, or one that had been cemented in place, which explains why troopers under attack occasionally threw aside their rifles. To the Indians it must have appeared that a soldier who did this was terrified—as of course he might have been—but at the same time he might have been enraged.

From Connell, Evan S. Son of the Morning Star: Custer and the Little Bighorn. San Francisco: North Point Press, 1984.

[The source passage is from pages 306-7.]

Question

Correct. This sentence is acceptable. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has enclosed exact words from the source in quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is acceptable. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has enclosed exact words from the source in quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Correct. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the student has documented the source with a footnote, the student has used language from the source without enclosing it in quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the student has documented the source with a footnote, the student has used language from the source without enclosing it in quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Correct. This sentence is plagiarized. The student has copied much of the sentence word-for-word from the source without using quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is plagiarized. The student has copied much of the sentence word-for-word from the source without using quotation marks. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing language or structure from the source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing language or structure from the source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the sentence ends with a note, the student has paraphrased the original source far too closely, borrowing structure from the original and plugging in synonyms (failed to fire for jammed, pliant for soft, bent out of shape for deformed, and so on). For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the sentence ends with a note, the student has paraphrased the original source far too closely, borrowing structure from the original and plugging in synonyms (failed to fire for jammed, pliant for soft, bent out of shape for deformed, and so on). For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing its language or structure. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing its language or structure. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the sentence ends with a note, the student has copied a long phrase from the source word-for-word without using quotation marks (Custer’s troops used ammunition belts made from scrap leather). For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is plagiarized. Although the sentence ends with a note, the student has copied a long phrase from the source word-for-word without using quotation marks (Custer’s troops used ammunition belts made from scrap leather). For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Correct. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing its language or structure. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source, the student has paraphrased it without borrowing its language or structure. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Correct. This sentence is plagiarized. After the introductory clause, the student has copied the source word-for-word without using quotation marks and has failed to provide a footnote to document the source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is plagiarized. After the introductory clause, the student has copied the source word-for-word without using quotation marks and has failed to provide a footnote to document the source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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Correct. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has placed borrowed language in quotation marks and has used brackets around words that do not appear in the original source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
Sorry. This sentence is not plagiarized. In addition to documenting the source with a footnote, the student has placed borrowed language in quotation marks and has used brackets around words that do not appear in the original source. For more help, see section CMS-2.
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