Academic Integrity

What is academic integrity?

• The practice of cheating and plagiarism

• Upholding ethical standards in academic work

• Completing assignments without any help

• Avoiding all forms of collaboration

Which of the following is considered a violation of academic integrity?

• Group study sessions

• Citing sources properly

• Plagiarism

• Using a tutor

What does plagiarism mean?

• Paraphrasing without citation

• Copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own

• Quoting sources correctly

• Collaborating with classmates

What should you do if you accidentally plagiarise?

• Ignore it

• Submit the work anyway

• Report it to your instructor

• Blame a friend

Which of the following is an acceptable way to collaborate on a project?

• Sharing answers during a test

• Discussing ideas and dividing tasks while properly crediting contributions

• Using someone else's work without permission

• Copying a classmate's homework

What is the purpose of citation in academic work?

• To make the paper longer

• To give credit to original authors and avoid plagiarism

• To confuse the reader

• To hide sources

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of violating academic integrity?

• Failing the assignment

• Receiving a warning

• Expulsion from the institution

• Gaining extra credit

What is a common tool used to detect plagiarism?

• Spell checkers

• Plagiarism detection software

• Peer reviews

• Grammar checkers

How can students demonstrate academic integrity?

• By completing assignments independently and citing sources

• By sharing answers with classmates

• By using unauthorised resources during exams

• By submitting work without any research

What does 'collusion' refer to in an academic context?

• Studying with friends

• Working together on an assignment without permission

• Citing sources

• Reviewing materials for a test