[LM_NET] SEC: "Lord of the Flies" Plagiarism?

[Tish Carpinelli <carpinellit@LCMRSCHOOLS.COM>]

Hi all-

 

Is there anyone out there who would be willing to check the following phrase
for plagiarism? Maybe in Cliffnotes or Turnitin (Is that even ethical to do,
since we don't have a subscription?)

 

During their stay on the island, Ralph and Piggy wanted to be sure that the
boys all remained level headed and kept a sense of decorum.  Jack too wanted
to make sure a system was followed, but only at the request of him being
leader.  A vote was made, and Ralph became leader, leaving Jack in a state
of anger and pure jealousy.

 

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me, and my English teacher!

 

Tish Carpinelli, Media Specialist

Lower Cape May Regional H.S.

Cape May, NJ

carpinellit@lcmrschools.com

 


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