The word plagiarism comes from a Latin word, plagiarius means kidnapper. This word begins with the verses of the Roman poet Martial who were 'kidnapped' by others. He was the first to use this word. It is defined as someone who steals, uses, expropriates the work of others as their own. In 1601, Ben Jonson translated the word into English, plagiarism to describe a literary thief. It was written and appeared in the dictionary in 1755.Dr. Bambaun classified the types of plagiarism into 5 groups: copy and paste, word change, style, metaphor and idea plagiarism (Barnbaum C). Plagarism.org has published several plagiarism facts on its website. The results were shocking. Donald McCabe conducted a survey of 63,700 U.S. college students and 9,250 graduate students over three years (2002-2005). The results showed that at least 74% of them admitted to "paraphrasing a few sentences from the Internet or written sources without citation" (Plagiarism.org). Mohanty showed the statistics of plagiarism in their article. In the survey conducted by the Center of Academic Integrity it was found that 80% of college students ...