CMS Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty Quiz

What is the definition of plagiarism according to the CMS policy?

• a. Using another person's ideas or work without permission

• b. Copying another person’s ideas or work, with or without intention, and claiming it as one’s own

• c. Taking notes from a source without citing it

• d. Sharing ideas with classmates

2. Which of the following is considered a form of cheating at CMS?

• a. Working together on a group project

• b. Using a memory aid during a test without permission

• c. Asking a teacher for clarification during an exam

• d. Studying with friends

3. Why is plagiarism considered a serious offense at CMS?

• a. It is against the law

• b. It demonstrates a lack of integrity and character

• c. It is difficult to detect

• d. It makes assignments easier

4. What is a student's responsibility regarding proper citation at CMS?

• a. Cite sources only if the teacher requests

• b. Follow proper citation guidelines like MLA or APA

• c. Use any citation style they prefer

• d. Cite only online sources

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CCSS.W.9-10.8

5. What is the difference between first-degree and third-degree violations of academic dishonesty at CMS?

• a. First-degree violations involve more severe penalties

• b. Third-degree violations are less serious

• c. First-degree violations may occur due to ignorance, while third-degree violations are more severe and often repeated

• d. There is no difference

6. What should a teacher do if they suspect a student of academic dishonesty?

• a. Ignore the situation

• b. Determine the level of violation and take appropriate action

• c. Discuss the situation with other students

• d. Leave it to the student's parents to handle

7. What role do parents have in preventing plagiarism according to the CMS policy?

• a. Completing assignments for their children

• b. Encouraging students to seek help and being realistic about their abilities

• c. Ignoring academic issues until report cards come out

• d. Writing papers for their children

8. What is a recommended procedure for a first-degree violation of plagiarism?

• a. Suspension from school

• b. Expulsion from school

• c. Completing a make-up assignment at a more difficult level

• d. Ignoring the offense

9. How does academic dishonesty affect a student's self-esteem according to CMS policy?

• a. It has no impact

• b. It can lead to a loss of self-esteem

• c. It boosts confidence

• d. It has a positive impact

10. Which of the following is NOT considered a responsibility of teachers in handling plagiarism and cheating?

• a. Creating assignments with clear instructions

• b. Providing answers to students during tests

• c. Assisting students in finding information

• d. Notifying parents with concerns