ACADEMIC HONESTY

It is a form of cheating in which someone takes another person’s ideas, words, design, art, music, or other works and passes them off as their own without acknowledging the source or, if necessary, seeking permission from the author.

• Plagiarism

• Fabrication

• Cheating

• Sabotage

Who owns the copyright in a work?

• you and family members

• author who created it

• the prime minister

• the government

An academic assignment done for a fee by a third–party service

• Falsification/Fabrication

• Sabotage

• Plagiarism

• Contract cheating

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

• 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. 

The quality of being truthful in words and actions is known as what?

• Respect

• Honesty

• Love

• Disregard

According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy cheating includes...

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

Your practice went really late last night and you didn't have time to finish your Math homework. You should...

• Copy from a friend.
• Ask for more time.
• Do nothing.
• Skip school to do the homework. 

______________occurs when someone takes credit for an idea that is not theirs.

• Plague

• Plagues

• Plagiarism

• Plaque

It is not plagiarism if you copy the material yourself, in your own handwriting.

• True

• False