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A lot of people get excited by the concept of traveling through time. Time travel has been the subject of movies like Back to the Future and Click, but no one has completed this feat yet.
This may be a good thing. If movies like The Butterfly Effect have the right idea, one bad move could change the present or the future for worse. Until someone is able to actually navigate through time, we have lots of films to keep us entertained.

Which of these is an example of plagiarism?

Question 2 options:

A lot of movies have been made about time travel, but no one has actually managed to time travel (Tiggle 102).


Viewers can watch movies like Click and Back to the Future to fulfill their desires to travel through time (Tiggle 102).


It's probably best that we cannot travel through time because so much damage could be done (Tiggle 102).


Movies like Back to the Future and Click are about time travel, but no one has completed this feat yet (Tiggle 102).

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The answer is 4. The example of plagiarism is Movies like Back to the Future and Click are about time travel, but no one has completed this feat yet. It is plagiarism because it has been used the same words or idea that the author used but that wasn't accurately quoted. When using some else's words, phrases or ideas, we have to quote who was the real author or owner of those otherwise, it is considered plagiarism.

Answer:

Movies like Back to the Future and Click are about time travel, but no one has completed this feat yet (Tiggle 102).

Explanation:

This sentence plagiarizes the passage because it uses almost the exact same wording as the passage. A paraphrase must use different wording to state the same information found in the original text. Exact wording should be in quotation marks. Even though there is a citation that credits the information to Tiggle, the wording is being presented as the writer's, not Tiggle's. Therefore, the sentence is plagiarized. To plagiarize means to present someone else's ideas, information, or words as one's own.