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Bachelor of Business Avoiding Plagiarism Quiz [Business]
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ORIGINAL TEXT From page 15 of an article by Pam Woodall published in 2005 Measured by the increase in asset values over the last five years, the global housing boom is the biggest financial bubble in history. STUDENT’S ASSIGNMENT Woodall (2005) refers to the global housing boom as being, by one measure, “the biggest financial bubble in history”. The student’s citation is incomplete. Why?
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A.The meaning of the original text has been changed.
B.Quotation marks are used improperly.
C.There is no page number in the reference detail.
D.There is no author’s information in the reference detail.
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The prompt presents a scenario where a student’s citation is evaluated for completeness.
Option 1: 'There is no page number in the reference detail.' This is precisely the issue here: the original text cites a specific page (page 15), but the student’s assignment only notes Woodall (2005) without any page ......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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