Which statement below best describes the rightness and wrongness of plagiarism? question 1 options: plagiarism is always wrong because it is theft and fraud plagiarism is not a right or wrong kind of thing in some situations, plagiarism is ok there is nothing wrong with plagiarism which of the following is not an example of plagiarism? question 2 options: changing a few words of a paragraph someone else wrote borrowing an existing idea and presenting it as your own new idea providing the correct source for a quotation translating other's written work into another language without citing the source true or false: it is acceptable to copy-and-paste a sentence written by someone else into your paper and not put quotation marks around it or provide the source. question 3 options: true false true or false: if you forget to cite a source in your paper, that is still plagiarism. question 4 options: true false which of the following writing situations does not requires citing of the original source? question 5 options: when using research-based information from a public domain, like a website. when using information from an old, non-fiction library book. when using information from anywhere that is considered common knowledge (ex: most of the earth's surface is water)