Academic Integrity Quiz

What is the expectation when a student completes a paper, project, or any class work?

• The student should seek help from peers.

• The student should do the work for which they are taking credit.

• The student should use online resources.

• The student should ask the teacher to complete it.

What is the main point of a student completing an assignment?

• To find out what the student knows and does not know.

• To get a good grade.

• To impress the teacher.

• To avoid doing other work.

Which of the following is NOT considered academic dishonesty?

• Cheating

• Plagiarism

• Collaboration with permission

• Fabrication

What is prohibited unless the instructor specifically states otherwise?

• Individual work

• Collaboration or division of work among partners

• Asking questions

• Using textbooks

What is the consequence for a first offense of academic dishonesty?

• Suspension

• Expulsion

• The teacher will notify the parent and may require the student to re-do the work.

• No consequence

What is the consequence for a second offense of academic dishonesty?

• The student will receive a failing grade on the test, project, or assignment.

• The teacher will notify the parent and may require the student to re-do the work.

• The student will receive a warning.

• The student will be suspended.

What is the consequence for a third offense of academic dishonesty?

• The student will receive a warning.

• The student will receive a failing grade and a meeting of parent/student/administrator is required.

• The student will be expelled.

• The student will be suspended.

Susan lied about being sick and stayed home so she could do a make-up exam at a later time. What should Susan have done in this situation?

• She should've been honest with her teacher about how she was unprepared for the assessment. She should take care to better prepare next time.

• Nothing, what she did was the right thing to do.

• She should've asked her friends for the answers to the test so she can do well on the make-up exam.

What's cheating?

• Cheating is giving a friend an assignment to use for their work.

• Cheating is using AI or whatever other apps you kids use these days.

• Cheating is whispering answers to another student during a Quiz or Test.

• Cheating is copying part of a paragraph from the internet on a writing assignment.

Academic dishonesty in more than one class may lead to further consequences including suspension and expulsion

• true

• false