Which two statements indicates that Lizzie is avoiding plagiarism? When Lizzie wants to use a direct statement from a source in her presentation on horse breeds, she puts the statement in quotation marks and includes the name of the source’s author. She discusses many different breeds of horses in many slides for her peers. Lizzie describes how some breeds are faster, slower, larger, or smaller than others. At the end of her presentation, she includes a Works Cited slide to give credit to all the books, magazines, and websites she read while preparing her presentation. Once her presentation is over, Lizzie answers her classmates’ questions about the information she has provided.

Answer and Explanation:  

One of the sentences that indicates that Lizzie is avoiding plagiarism is "When Lizzie wants to use a direct statement from a source in her presentation on horse breeds, she puts the statement in quotation marks and includes the name of the source’s author."  Since she is doing this, it makes it clear that she is quoting it from a source.  The other sentence is "At the end of her presentation, she includes a Works Cited slide to give credit to all the books, magazines, and websites she read while preparing her presentation."  This is so that if someone wants to see where she got her work from, they can click on the link or follow the source.  It prevents plagarism by stating where she got her sources.  Hope this helps!  

"When Lizzie wants to use a direct statement from a source in her presentation on horse breeds, she puts the statement in quotation marks and includes the name of the source’s author"

"At the end of her presentation, she includes a Works Cited slide to give credit to all the books, magazines, and websites she read while preparing her presentation."

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