Are you a cheater?

Plagiarism is... 

• The intentional use of another's ideas, words, or work as your own. 
• A great trick for passing when you don't want to do the work yourself. 
• Intentionally using false data to make your lab report seem more legitimate. 
• Turning your back on the flag during the pledge of alleigiance. 

What should you do if you catch a student cheating on a test is...

• Earn a possible 0, contact the parents, or make them take a different version of the test
• Just ignore them it is fine to cheat

Cheating includes...

• Copying another student's work. 
• Proofreading an essay for a friend.
• Discussing ideas for a project.
• All of these things. 

According to this chart it looks like most students learn about cheating...

• Before 8th grade
• In 10th grade
• After 9th grade
• In first grade

Homework is something that...

• Students cheat on the most often.
• Should always be done before you leave school. 
• Is usually optional unless the teacher says you have to do it. 
• Most students find enjoyable. 

This is an example of...

• Plagiarism
• Communism 
• Socialism 
• Impressionism 

Is this cheating? 

• Yes because he wants to copy the homework
• No, because copying homework is not cheating. 
• Yes, because they are sending text messages. 
• No, because the friend gave him a hint instead of the answer. 

You sister wrote an History essay and earned an A on it. A few years later you turn in her essay, but with your name on it. 

• This is cheating.
• This is not cheating. 

Your friend asks you to read his paper and help him find mistakes. You circle lots of mistakes for him. 

• This is cheating. 
• This is not cheating. 

Copying homework from a friend is fine as long as...

• It's not fine. You are cheating. 
• You forgot to do the work.
• You don't understand the material. 
• You ran out of time.