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Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts — Cumulative exam

Question 23 • Computer Applications - Office 2016 - EL3520 A

Which statement explains the difference between plagiarism and copyright?

Answer
A
Plagiarism is the legal right to sell or reproduce work, while copyright involves using the works of others without permission.
B
Copyright is the legal right to sell or reproduce work, while plagiarism involves using the works of others without permission.
C
Plagiarism means to give credit when using the works of others, while copyright involves paying to use such work.
D
Copyright means to download work without permission, while plagiarism involves getting authorization for such work.

Explanation

Copyright is a legal right that controls how a work may be reproduced, sold, or otherwise used. Plagiarism is presenting someone else’s work or ideas as your own without proper credit; it can occur even when copyright permission is not the issue. Therefore, the correct choice is “Copyright is the legal right to sell or reproduce work, while plagiarism involves using the works of others without permission.”

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