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Plagiarism(抄袭) When I was young, plagiarism was

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问题                             Plagiarism(抄袭)
    When I was young, plagiarism was hard work. This was before the days of the Internet. Back then, plagiarism was going to the library and copying something from a book. Since most books are professionally written, plagiarized work was not hard for teachers to find. So it was usually easier and safer for students to do their own writing.
    The Internet has changed all that. We now live in a time when a wide variety of information is at our fingertips. Essays on all topics are easy to find online. Some are free: others are there for students to buy.
    We all know that taking someone’s words or ideas from a book is wrong. Because we can touch a book, the real book and the author seem more real to us. This reminds us that the words inside belong to someone else. The Internet is different: it seems much more open than a book. When we read something online, we don’t always know the name of the author, or when it was written. So we naturally come to think that it can be shared. Therefore, some students copy words and ideas from the Internet without even knowing it is plagiarism.

    Most students, however, plagiarize from the Internet because it is easy to do. They say that there is so much work on the Internet it is almost impossible for a teacher to prove that something was plagiarized. This is probably true. Your teacher may never know if the work you submit is really yours. But you will know, and that is the best reason for doing your own work.
Answer the following questions according to the passage. [br] What is the main idea of the passage?
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答案 How plagiarism has been changed by the Internet．
解析 (文章开头描述了互联网出现之前关于抄袭的情况，随后第二段首句便指出“网络改变了那所有的一切”，之后的内容便是对于从网上进行抄袭相关情况的介绍。由此可见本文主要与互联网如何对抄袭产生影响相关。)
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