<human>: Had a research paper due last week, did preliminary research. But I kept putting the paper off, the evening before the paper was due I realized I had to get work.

I collected all my research, overwhelmed by the amount of work that lay ahead of me. After thinking about it for a few minutes I decided to write 8 pages of BS. The only things in my paper that were true were the names and dates, all occurrences  and "evidence" was fictional. 

I realized what I was doing, I knew this wouldn't end well. But I figured I would rather hand something in and receive a low grade as opposed to no grade. To keep up with appearances, I included a works cited page knowing the teacher would realize something is a miss were it absent. However, no citations were present in my paper. All the "facts" were fictional so I felt as though no internal citation was needed.  

This afternoon I receive an email from the professor claiming my paper is plagiarism. After reading the email I am under the impression that she has no idea that I made up everything. 

She gave me the chance to email her the paper by noon tomorrow complete citations.

My question is, did I plagiarize by making up facts with no internal citation and then including a BS "Works Cited" page? If I were to included false citations, would that be further plagiarism?

Thanks everyone.

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<bot>: bullshitted research paper with fictional facts, included fake citations. didnt cite internally, teacher is claiming plagiarism. any opinions?