Academic Integrity Quiz

What does academic integrity mean?

• Copying others' work without permission

• Being honest and ethical in academic work

• Ignoring academic rules and regulations

• Cheating and plagiarizing in academic work

What are some examples of academic dishonesty?

• Asking for help from a teacher

• Studying with a group

• Citing sources properly

• Plagiarism, cheating, fabricating data, unauthorized collaboration

How can students avoid plagiarism in their work?

• By not including a bibliography or works cited page

• By properly citing sources and using quotation marks for direct quotes.

• By using someone else's work as their own without giving credit

• By copying and pasting from online articles without citation

What are the consequences of not following academic integrity?

• Financial rewards, improved reputation, and academic success

• Academic penalties, loss of credibility, and damage to reputation

What should students do if they witness academic dishonesty?

• Report the incident to a teacher or school administrator.

• Join in on the cheating to avoid being left out.

• Ignore the incident and mind their own business.

• Confront the student directly and accuse them of cheating.

How can students properly cite sources in their work?

• By including a list of sources without in-text citations

• By not citing any sources at all

• By using a specific citation style and including in-text citations and a bibliography or works cited page.

• By using random information without any references

What is the role of teachers in promoting academic integrity?

• Educating students about the importance of honesty and providing clear guidelines for assignments and assessments

• Encouraging students to cheat to get ahead

• Ignoring instances of plagiarism and cheating

• Punishing students for any form of cheating

How can students balance the pressure to succeed with maintaining academic integrity?

• By ignoring the pressure and not caring about academic integrity

• By prioritizing their values and seeking support from mentors or counselors

• By cheating on assignments and exams

• By giving up on their goals and aspirations