Academic Integrity Quiz

What is plagiarism?

• Using public domain material

• Citing the source properly

• Writing original content

• Using someone else's work or ideas without giving them proper credit as well as improper use of AI.

Why is it important to cite sources in academic writing?

• To confuse the readers with multiple sources

• To take credit for someone else's work

• To make the writing look longer

• To give credit to the original authors, avoid plagiarism, and provide evidence for the arguments presented.

What is considered cheating in an academic setting?

• Using a calculator during a math exam

• Asking for help from a tutor

• Plagiarism, unauthorized collaboration, copying from others, and using unauthorized materials including AI.

• Copying from the internet without citation

What factors should be considered when making a good choice in your schoolwork?

• Considering only personal gain

• Impact on others, ethical guidelines, seeking advice, and school expectations.

• Ignoring ethical guidelines

• Not seeking advice

How can plagiarism be avoided?

• Cite sources to acknowledge all work that isn't your original ideas and use quotation marks for direct quotes.

• Use someone else's work as your own without acknowledging the source

• Copy and paste from the internet without giving credit including AI.

• Paraphrase without citing the original source

What is the consequence of plagiarism in school?

• Receiving a scholarship

• Getting a high grade

• Being praised by the professor

• Failing the assignment, academic probation, or dismal from the school.

When should you cite a source in your academic writing?

• When you feel like it adds credibility to your writing

• Whenever you use someone else's ideas, words, data, or use of AI.

• Never, because it's not important

• Only when the teacher specifically asks for it

How can a tough situation involving ethics be handled in your schoolwork?

• Ask someone who has no knowledge of ethics for advice

• Ignore the ethical principles and do what benefits you the most

• Flip a coin to make a decision

• Consider potential consequences, seek advice, and adhere to ethical principles

What is self-plagiarism?

• Copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own

• Rewriting a published article in a different language

• Using quotes from famous authors without proper citation

• Presenting one's own previously published work as new and original

What is the purpose of academic integrity?

• To discourage original thinking and creativity

• To promote unfair advantages for some students

• To always be truthful and act ethically in school and work.

• To encourage cheating and plagiarism