Answer :
Cambridge English Dictionary defines "prefix" as " a letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to make a new word."
Cambridge English Dictionary defines "root" as "the basic form of a word, to which prefixes or endings can be added."
Three medical terms containing prefixes and roots are :
1. Hypertension
2. Epidermis
3. Intravenous
Three legal terms containing prefixes and roots are :
1. Unauthorized
2. Paralegal
3. Imprisonment
Three government terms containing prefixes and roots are :
1. Left-wing
2. Unicameral
3. Antifederal
Three scientific terms containing prefixes and roots are :
1. Premolar
2. Hemisphere
3. Bilateral
Alliteration is a figure of speech in which the author repeats letters and/or
sounds that are the same in the beginnings of words in a sentence. In
this case, it is "D", repeated at the beginnings of During, day,
David's, dog, digs, deep.
Answer:
The correct answer is B<u>) Paraphrasing plagiarism</u>
Explanation:
According to both versions of the text, we can find evidence of paraphrasing plagiarism, which means not using exactly the same words of the author but using similar ones when writing.
T<u>he examples of paraphrasing plagiarism are:</u>
Original: brilliant strategy; plagiarism: smart strategic thinking
Original: opportunistic experimentation; plagiarism: opportunistic experimenting
Original: "purposeful accidents"; plagiarism: intentional mishaps
The rest of the options are incorrect since word-by-word plagiarism refers to the use of the exact words between the original text and the other version.
In this case, a quotation making reference to the authors´ specific words is included. The authors are mentioned as sources of those quoted words, so it is not considered plagiarism.
