1. We must pay attention to the references in the paper. We must first make clear how to judge whether your paper is referential or plagiarized in the process of duplicate checking. In fact, this question is relatively simple. Even if we add quotations from other people's articles to the paper, it will be handled uniformly for the paper duplicate checking system. Presumably, everyone knows that the duplicate checking system has a threshold. When the content of a paper exceeds this threshold, it will be judged as plagiarism. Therefore, we must attach importance to this issue.

2. Pay more attention to the conversion of chapters in the text. In order to save time, some students directly copy other people's research results when writing their papers, without making any changes. Then you can't find a copy of the paper, but there must be a solution to everything. Here, I suggest that you should pay attention to flexibility when writing articles, don't copy everything, and make appropriate revisions, so that the risk will be reduced a lot during the exam.

3. Also pay attention to the collocation between words. In fact, for most paper duplicate checking systems, the duplicate checking time is strict. As long as it is unqualified, the surface of the roll is also unqualified. The same is true of words. If your article is only more than 20 words, then your article will not be judged. So how should this problem be handled? This requires us not to plagiarize when quoting other people's articles, but to make proper word conversion, which is very helpful for the final review of the paper.