Academic Integrity Quiz

Scenario: Malak is writing a research paper and finds a paragraph in an online article that perfectly explains a concept she wants to include. She copies the paragraph into her paper without quotation marks but includes a citation at the end.

Question: Is this an example of plagiarism?

• Yes

• No

2. Scenario: Youssef submits a paper he wrote for a previous class to fulfill an assignment in his current class.

Question: Is this considered academic dishonesty?

• Yes

• No

Scenario: Mariam collaborates with her friend on a take-home assignment, even though the instructions explicitly state that this was an individual assignment.

Question: Is this a violation of academic integrity?

• Yes

• No

Scenario: During a history exam, Ahmed writes that “World War II ended in 1945” without citing any source.

Question: Has Ahmed violated any academic integrity rules?

• Yes, because all facts should be cited.

• No, because the date of WWII's end is common knowledge.

• Yes, because he didn't mention a textbook or article.

• No, because the professor didn't ask for citations in the exam.

Scenario: During a test, Karim glances at his classmate's paper to check an answer.

Question: Is this an example of academic dishonesty?

• Yes

• No

Scenario: Salma unintentionally forgot to include a citation for an idea she found in an online article.

Question: Is this still considered plagiarism?

• No, because it was unintentional.

• Yes, because even unintentional plagiarism is a violation.

• No, because she didn't mean to do it.

• Yes, but only if the professor checks the article.