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ANSC20003_2025_SM2 Academic Integrity Quiz

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Read the paragraph below and answer the following question. (1) The size of the obesity epidemic is not the only reason that this crisis cannot be ignored.(2) The adverse effects of obesity are widespread and relate not only to individuals, but to society as a whole. (3) The medical consequences of obesity are well documented and include increased risk of type -2 diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, stroke and several cancers. (4) The large amount of excess weight that characterises obesity can also lead to sleep apnoea and osteoarthritis. (5) Both of these conditions have the potential to seriously reduce the quality and enjoyment of life of an individual. (6) In addition, obesity has been shown to substantially reduce life expectancy, especially in young adults. (7) Already some areas of the United States have seen decreases in life expectancy, with obesity a contributing factor. (8) We do not want to see this trend continue across the globe, undoing the gains we have made in the last hundred years in areas of health and life expectancy. Adapted from student sample with permission. Which sentences contain information from a source and therefore need to be referenced? Select all that apply.

Options
A.Sentence 1
B.Sentence 2
C.Sentence 3
D.Sentence 4
E.Sentence 5
F.Sentence 6
G.Sentence 7
H.Sentence 8
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First, let's parse what the question is asking: identify which sentences contain information from a source and thus require citation. This revolves around distinguishing verifiable factual claims vs. introductory or broad statements. Sentence 1: This is an introductory claim about the size of the obesity epidemic not being the only reason the crisis cannot be ignored. It presents a framing statement rather than a specific factual claim drawn from a source, so it is less likely to require a citation in this context. Sentence 2: This continues the framing by noting adverse effects relate to society as a whole. While factual, it is a general assertion about impact rather than a speci......Login to view full explanation

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