Assessment

1. In Australia, an author must register a work to gain copyright protection?
True False

2. If no copyright notice is present, it means you can copy as much as you want.
True False

3. As a student at Central, I can copy 10% of a book without infringing copyright.
True False

4. As a student at Central, I am permitted to copy two articles from the same journal as long as they are on different topics without infringing copyright.
True False

5. Working with other students to produce work, when working in groups has not been agreed to by the lecturer, is called collusion.
True False

6. Paraphrasing is writing the ideas of another author in your own words and does not require an in-text citation.
True False

7. A student who uses an image from a website and includes it in their assignment without letting the reader know where it came from has committed plagiarism.
True False

8. When using a quotation from a book in your written work you should include the page number in the in-text citation but not in the end-text citation.
True False

9. Common knowledge such as 'Australia's capital city is Canberra' is a well known fact and would not need to be referenced in an assignment.
True False

10. A Reference List is the same as a Bibliography.
True False

Module Assessment

Once you have completed the above assessment, if requested by your lecturer, print this page, add your name and the date below, then hand it to your lecturer.

Student Name: ______________________________

Date: _____________________________________

Lecturer's Name: ____________________________

* Alternatively, print the document below and once completed, hand it to your lecturer.

Assessment Ethical Use of Information 2011 – 146.2 KB