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Check a paragraph against public web sources

Review possible matching web sources and inspect any passages that may need attribution.

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Review the example passage

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Paragraph for web similarity review

Curiosity often begins with a small question. A student watches a leaf move through a puddle, then shifts a stone to see how the water changes.

That simple experiment has three parts: notice a pattern, change one thing, and observe what happens next. Keeping the rest of the scene the same makes the comparison easier to understand.

Good questions can turn an ordinary afternoon into a chance to learn something new.

The complete walkthrough

  1. Select Plagiarism

    Open Plagiarism and review the passage in the source editor.

  2. Check source similarity

    Choose Check source similarity to request a public-web comparison.

  3. Inspect any matches

    Read the match details and open available source links to compare the actual wording.

  4. Review attribution

    Decide whether a passage needs a quotation, citation or revision. A match is not itself proof of misconduct.