| A | B |
|---|
| plagiarize | act of submitting someone else's work as your own |
| source | examples could be a book, article, internet, etc. |
| consequence | what may happen as a result of plagiariam |
| attribute | give credit to your sources |
| verbatim | quoted exactly - word for word |
| quotation | when using these, state the person who said it, and then share the quote using quotation marks |
| footnote | explains where info came from |
| endnote | explains where info came from |
| bibliography | a list of all the works you consulted |
| paraphrase | putting ideas into your own words |
| copyright | legal protections given to authors of creative works |
| distribute | to sell to others |
| derivative | adaptations of your work, like a music video of your song |
| exclusive | the only one |
| tangible | a specific expressed idea like a book, song, play, etc. |
| infringe | using someone's copyrighted work without permission |
| sue | taken to court where judge could order you to pay copyrighter |
| repurpose | when a copyrighted work is used in another work |
| parody | making fun of a work |
| public domain | once a work enters the public domain, anyone can use it |
