Academic Honesty Quiz

What does the Board of Education believe is the most harmful action within the learning process?

• Academic dishonesty/cheating

• Poor attendance

• Lack of participation

• Incomplete assignments

Which of the following is NOT considered an example of academic dishonesty/cheating?

• Copying someone else's homework

• Using unauthorized assistance in an exam

• Giving credit to the original author when using their ideas

• Altering grades on a school document

What is the long-range goal of the academic dishonesty policy?

• To improve student grades

• To create and maintain an atmosphere of honesty within the District

• To increase student participation in extracurricular activities

• To reduce the number of school days missed

What is considered cheating according to the RUSD Academic Honesty Policy?

• Asking the teacher a question you have

• Copying someone else's words or ideas without giving credit

• Using Snap&Read to translate words into another language.

• Using teacher-approved notes.

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

• A zero on the assignment and a Saturday School

• A zero on the assignment and parent contact

• Suspension for 1-2 days

• Removal from leadership positions

What extra consequence is added for a second offense of cheating?

• Suspension for 1-2 days

• Removal from leadership positions

• A Saturday School

• Expulsion from school

If you tell your friend some of the answers to the test questions and they get caught cheating...

• You can't get in trouble.

• You can get in trouble, too.

What is the real reason you shouldn't cheat?

• You need to learn the information.

• You want to be seen as an honest person.

• Your friend isn't really being helped in this situation.

• You might feel bad abot doing this.

If your friend wants to copy your homework, and you don't want them to, what's a good response.

• Sure, go ahead.

• I'm telling the teacher.

• I don't share answers, but we can work on them together.

• Sorry, I can't.