Questions: Which of the following strategies is NOT helpful for avoiding plagiarism? b. distinguishing, in your notes, between direct quotes, paraphrased passages, and your own ideas c. recording bibliographic data for each source used d. setting off short, verbatim passages in quotation marks e. none of the above

Which of the following strategies is NOT helpful for avoiding plagiarism? b. distinguishing, in your notes, between direct quotes, paraphrased passages, and your own ideas c. recording bibliographic data for each source used d. setting off short, verbatim passages in quotation marks e. none of the above
Transcript text: Which of the following strategies is NOT helpful for avoiding plagiarism? b. distinguishing, in your notes, between direct quotes, paraphrased passages, and your own ideas c. recording bibliographic data for each source used d. setting off short, verbatim passages in quotation marks e. none of the above
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The answer is processor.

Explanation
Option 1: processor

This option is not relevant to the context of avoiding plagiarism. It seems to be an error or a placeholder text that does not relate to the strategies for avoiding plagiarism.

Option 2: distinguishing, in your notes, between direct quotes, paraphrased passages, and your own ideas

This is a helpful strategy for avoiding plagiarism as it ensures that you can clearly identify which parts of your notes are direct quotes, paraphrased content, or your own original ideas, thus preventing accidental plagiarism.

Option 3: recording bibliographic data for each source used

This is also a helpful strategy for avoiding plagiarism. Keeping accurate bibliographic data allows you to properly cite your sources and give credit to the original authors.

Option 4: setting off short, verbatim passages in quotation marks

This is another effective strategy for avoiding plagiarism. Using quotation marks for direct quotes clearly indicates which parts of your work are taken verbatim from another source, ensuring proper attribution.

Option 5: none of the above

This option suggests that all the listed strategies are helpful for avoiding plagiarism, which is true for options b, c, and d. However, since "processor" is not a relevant strategy, this option is incorrect.

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