I agree with you.
I'd also say that a poem using theoretical or obscure terms to convey meaning may be said to be using abstract diction.
Since these terms are not concrete, they are abstract.

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A speaker takes a variety of information from the results of a web search, and puts it together in an outline to make up their s

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The given description of the activities of the speaker and his use of information from the internet is an example of None of the above options

<h3>What is Plagiarism?</h3>

This refers to the intellectual theft of a person's work by another who uses it without citing or making a quote.

Hence, we can see that from the given description, the speaker does not commit intellectual theft of the work of another, so it is no plagiarism and the answer is NOT in the answer choices

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