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The action of plagiarism is when a person steal someone else work or ideas and presenting them as one's own.

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Direct Plagiarism. Use exactly the same words
Mosaic Plagiarism. When the student use different fragments from different authors to compose a text and passes it off as his own.
Self Plagiarism. Use your own works without permission. Also If you use the same work for different classes.
Accidental Plagiarism. When a student don't make the citation properly.

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They may be legal actions
It can bring consequiences in your school.
It can Destroyed Student Reputation

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The MLA system
Parenthesis system.
Contains the author's name and page number in parentheses.
Example. (Kennedy, 17).
The APA system
The author's last name, the date of publication, and the page numbers or pages to which it refers are written inside the parentheses.
Example. (Kennedy, 2003, p. 17).
The MHRA system
Instead of parentheses, superscript numbers like this 1 are linked to a sequence of footnotes or in a section at the end of your essay.

Example. ¹ David Kennedy, New Relations: The Refashioning of British Poetry 1980-1994. (Bridgend: Seren, 1996), p.26.

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American Psychological Association (APA)
Example
Frank, H. (2011). Wolves, Dogs, Rearing and Reinforcement: Complex Interactions Underlying Species Differences in Training and Problem-Solving Performance. Behavior Genetics, 41(6), 830-839.
Chicago
Example
Frank, H. 2011. "Wolves, Dogs, Rearing and Reinforcement: Complex Interactions Underlying Species Differences in Training and Problem-Solving Performance."  Behavior Genetics 41 (6):830-839.
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Example
Frank, H. "Wolves, Dogs, Rearing and Reinforcement: Complex Interactions Underlying Species Differences in Training and Problem-Solving Performance." Behavior Genetics 41.6 (2011): 830-39. Print.