When You Write a Literature Review

question 9

Multiple Choice

When you write a literature review,

• A)if you organize the material the same way as another author did, then you have plagiarized.
• B)if you use the same examples as another author to make the same points, then you have not plagiarized.
• C)if you read another literature review on the same topic, you should not use any references from that author's references list.
• D)there is no way you can be accused of plagiarizing someone else's literature review on the same subject.

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