Academic Integrity Quiz

What does academic honesty mean?

• Academic honesty means being truthful and ethical in academic work, such as assignments, exams, and research.

• Academic honesty means taking credit for someone else's work

• Academic honesty means making up data and results in research

• Academic honesty means cheating and copying from others

What are the principles of paraphrasing?

• There should be no omission of

  the facts stated in the original text

• There should be no slanting of

  attitude, stance, point of view,

  tone, etc. stated explicitly or implied

  implicitly in the original message

• There should be no chance or

  alteration of facts stated in the

  original text

• There should be minor change of

  wording

Why is it important to cite sources in academic work?

• To confuse the reader about the original source

• To make the paper longer

• To give credit to the original authors and to avoid plagiarism.

• To take credit for someone else's work

What are the consequences of plagiarism?

• Plagiarism only results in a warning and does not have any long-term impact on a person's academic or professional life.

• Plagiarism has no consequences and is not taken seriously by academic institutions.

• Plagiarism leads to financial rewards, improved reputation, and academic success.

• Plagiarism can result in academic penalties, damage to reputation, and legal consequences.

How can students avoid academic dishonesty?

• By using cheat sheets during exams

• By not attending classes

• By properly citing sources, avoiding plagiarism, and seeking help when needed.

• By copying from other students

What is the difference between collaboration and cheating?

• There is no difference between collaboration and cheating.

• Collaboration involves working together with others to achieve a common goal.

• Cheating involves working alone to achieve a common goal.

• Collaboration is only allowed in certain subjects.

Why is it important to uphold academic integrity?

• To create a negative academic environment

• To deceive teachers and professors

• To maintain fairness, honesty, and trust within the academic community.

• To gain an unfair advantage over other students

What are some examples of academic dishonesty?

• Attending extra study sessions

• Plagiarism, cheating, submitting someone else's work, falsifying data

• Participating in group study sessions

• Asking for help from a tutor

How can students develop good study habits to prevent academic dishonesty?

• By bribing teachers for good grades

• By copying other students' work

• By creating a consistent study schedule, setting specific goals, staying organized, seeking help when needed, and avoiding procrastination.

• By cheating on exams and assignments

1. Which of the following is plagiarism? 1. inventing or counterfeiting data,

research results, information or

procedures; 2. use of the views, opinions, or

insights of another without

acknowledgment

(a)