In Plagiarism, players must secretly complete sentences taken from literary works on a sheet, trying to plagiarize the author and make their version credible. At each turn, the conductor draws a card, reads it secretly, chooses one of the three quotes, and slowly reads the author, the title, and the first part of the sentence before starting the hourglass. The other players, within the time of the hourglass, must complete the sentence, posing as the author themselves, sometimes with hilarious results. The conductor then collects all the sheets, elects all the sentences with the same emphasis to maintain anonymity, including the authentic sentence. After reading, the players (starting from the one to the left of the conductor) vote on which sentence they believe is the authentic one, and the conductor marks the results of the vote on the scoreboard.