Which of the following statements most accurately reflects the distinction between plagiarism and paraphrasing? A. Even if you refer to the original author or source, modify the sentence structure, and use synonyms, it's still plagiarism, because the idea is not your own.
B. Using direct quotation instead of paraphrasing the author's words is always considered plagiarism.
C. Even if the sentence structure or presentation of ideas is rearranged, using common words found in the source material is still considered plagiarism.
D. If you replace most of the source author's words but maintain the sentence structure and the order in which he or she presents ideas, it's plagiarism.