Using another source's words, ideas, or graphics as your own is known as
A) citing.
B) documenting.
C) plagiarizing.
D) annotating.

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Plagiarizing means to use someone else's work as your own without giving proper credit. This is considered unethical and can result in serious consequences, such as academic penalties or legal issues. Citing, documenting, and annotating all involve giving credit to sources and are important for avoiding plagiarism.

Using Another Source's Words, Ideas, or Graphics as Your Own