40 Prompts for Checking Plagiarism

Provide a proper citation for the provided text according to APA, MLA, or Chicago style guidelines. Text to Cite: [text_to_cite] Citation Style: [apa/mla/chicago]

Write a listicle that includes unique points or tips not covered in the provided source material, related to the same subject. Source Material Subject: [source_material_subject] Listicle Subject: [listicle_subject] Unique Points/Tips: [unique_points_tips]

Write original metaphors or analogies to explain the concepts from the provided source material in a fresh and unique manner. Source Material Concepts: [source_material_concepts]

Construct a fictional scenario that illustrates the main idea of the provided source material without directly referencing it. Source Material Main Idea: [source_material_main_idea] Fictional Scenario: [fictional_scenario]

Write a comparative analysis that discusses the provided text and source material, highlighting differences in approach and content. Provided Text: [provided_text] Source Material: [source_material]

Create a series of original headlines for an article based on the provided source material that do not mimic the source’s style. Source Material: [source_material] Article Topic: [article_topic]

Create a new piece of content by blending information from multiple provided sources, ensuring a unique final product. Source 1: [source_1] Source 2: [source_2] Additional Sources: [additional_sources]

Compare the provided text with the original source material to ensure it has been sufficiently altered to avoid plagiarism. Original Source: [original_source] Provided Text: [provided_text]

Sculpt the text to attract architecture and design enthusiasts, discussing architectural styles, design principles, and innovative structures. Original Text: [text]