Grade 6 Academic Dishonesty Review

Plagiarism is... 

• The intentional use of another's ideas, words, or work as your own. 
• A great trick for passing when you don't want to do the work yourself. 
• Intentionally using false data to make your lab report seem more legitimate. 
• Turning your back on the flag during the pledge of alleigiance. 

Copying a paragraph from someone else and then changing at least 10% of the words means you aren't plagiarizing. 

• True, you changed enough. 
• False, because you could still get caught. 
• No, that's still cheating because the ideas aren't yours. 
• True, because you added some of your words. 

Copying homework from a friend is fine as long as...

• It's not fine. You are cheating. 
• You forgot to do the work.
• You don't understand the material. 
• You ran out of time. 

What is academic honesty?

• Playing in class.

• Copying in an exam.

• Doing your homework on time and doing class work before videogames.

• Throwing someones homework away.

Is academic honesty inportant?

Why it it inportant to citate?

• To give credit to the orginal peopel that made the website or book with the infromation.

• Becuase it is cool.

• Because the teacher tells you to do.

• Becuase i want to.

What are the types of academic dishonesty?

• Working hard and studing

• Going to class late

• Telling a friend a answer

• Cheating, Plagiarism, Fabrication, Forgery, Facilitating academic dishonesty and Sabotage

Paraphrasing someone else’s idea without citation is a violation of the campus academic integrity policy

• True

• False

The following are examples of violations of the academic integrity policy:

• Copying the answers from a friend’s homework with their permission

• Using a previous exam that you got from a Reddit post to study for the final exam

• Doing homework together and submitting answers separately

• Direct quotes with proper citations

Using ChatGPT may raise ethical concerns for the following reasons: It may be considered cheating and it can be misleading if you use somebody else’s words as your own

• True

• False