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9.54 Ethical Use of Sources and AI Assisted Writing Worksheet

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This Intro to Lit English worksheet provides structured practice on 9.54 Ethical Use of Sources and AI Assisted Writing. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Ethical Use of Sources and AI-Assisted Writing - Differentiate original ideas, paraphrases, and quotations; attribute ideas accurately; use AI tools only when permitted, documenting prompts and edits transparently. (CCSS W.9–10.8, W.9–10.6; CA W.9–10.8, W.9–10.6; MA W.9–10.8, W.9–10.6; NY 9W8, 9W6; VA 9.LU.2; TX §110.36(c)(11)(E–I); FL ELA.K12.EE.5.1, ELA.9.C.5.1–5.2)

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Grade

Intro to Lit

Subject

English

Domain

English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which response is most ethical and transparent for the final draft?

ACite the source but change the meaning so it better supports the student's claim.

BUse the source idea with no credit because the student did not copy every word.

CReplace only the adjectives and call it a new paraphrase.

DUse the local history exhibits source ethically by writing the idea in original wording and structure, preserving the author's meaning, and citing the source.

Solution & Explanation:This is the most transparent option for a final draft: For a final local history exhibits draft, the student should not distort the source meaning just to make the claim easier to prove. In this scenario, the teacher asks students to avoid patchwriting and to cite borrowed ideas. The weaker choices either copy too closely, omit credit, or change the source meaning.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which response is most ethical and transparent for the final draft?

ATreat the AI citation as real because the tool presented it confidently.

BKeep the citation but remove the publication date to make it harder to verify.

CTreat the invented school lunch options citation as unusable, replace it with evidence from a real checked source, and avoid listing sources that do not exist.

DInvent a matching page number so the citation looks complete.

Solution & Explanation:This is the most transparent option for a final draft: In a final bibliography, every school lunch options source should correspond to material the student actually located and reviewed. In this scenario, the teacher requires students to cite only sources they have actually checked. The weaker choices keep, disguise, or embellish a source that may not exist.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Which response is most ethical and transparent for the final draft?

ALeave out the citation because numbers do not need source credit.

BUse the public transportation statistic only after confirming its source, date, and relevance, then cite the data accurately in the final draft.

CUse the statistic even if the date and context are unclear.

DTreat the statistic as common knowledge because it appears online.

Solution & Explanation:This is the most transparent option for a final draft: For a final public transportation argument, source, date, and relevance all matter because readers should be able to verify the statistic. In this scenario, the data point fits the claim, but it should be traceable to a real source. The weaker choices use data without enough verification or distort the number.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Intro to Lit English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.9.54 (Grade 9 ELA skill practice focused on Ethical Use of Sources and AI-Assisted Writing.).