Cheating Consequences Quiz

What is the primary purpose of academic integrity policies in schools?

• To ensure students are competitive

• To maintain a fair grading system

• To make exams easier

• To increase school funding

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DOK Level 1: Recall

How might cheating on an exam affect a student's understanding of the course material?

• It improves understanding by encouraging group study

• It has no effect on understanding

• It decreases understanding as the student skips learning

• It increases understanding through diverse problem-solving

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Consider a student who frequently cheats in exams. What could be a long-term consequence on their career opportunities?

• Increased job offers due to higher grades

• Difficulty in passing professional certification exams

• More opportunities for scholarships

• None of the above

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What could be a legal consequence if a college student is caught plagiarizing a major research paper?

• They might receive a warning

• They could be expelled from the institution

• They might get a higher grade if unnoticed

• No consequences

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

A student is considering cheating on a national standardized test. What should they consider about the potential consequences of this action?

• The possibility of facing no consequences

• The likelihood of enhancing their academic record

• The risk of invalidating their test results and facing legal action

• The benefit of learning from others' work

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking