302 D3 Academic Integrity Quiz

Which organization defines academic integrity as a commitment to six fundamental values?

• International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI)

• International Academic Society (IAS)

• Global Academic Integrity Network (GAIN)

• Academic Integrity Association (AIA)

Which of the following is NOT one of the six fundamental values of academic integrity according to ICAI?

• Honesty

• Trust

• Innovation

• Courage

What is the role of fundamental values in academic communities according to the text?

• They are optional guidelines for students.

• They create effective scholarly communities where integrity is a touchstone.

• They are only important for administrators.

• They are abstract principles with no real impact.

What is academic integrity?

• The commitment to and demonstration of honest and moral behavior in an academic setting.

• The ability to memorize and recall information accurately.

• The practice of studying for long hours without breaks.

• The skill of writing essays without any external help.

Why is academic integrity most relevant at the college level?

• It involves providing credit to other people when using their ideas.

• It requires students to attend all classes.

• It focuses on achieving high grades.

• It encourages participation in extracurricular activities.

What is considered plagiarism in the context of academic integrity?

• Failing to acknowledge the contributions of other people.

• Using a computer to write essays.

• Studying in groups.

• Attending lectures regularly.

What is the definition of honesty?

• The quality of being honest, free from fraud or deception, legitimate, truthful.

• The ability to deceive others effectively.

• The practice of hiding the truth to protect oneself.

• The skill of manipulating facts for personal gain.

What is one way to demonstrate honesty according to the learning material?

• Be deceitful.

• Keep promises.

• Ignore evidence.

• Disregard objectivity.

What does the learning material suggest you should provide to demonstrate honesty?

• False information.

• Factual evidence.

• Personal opinions.

• Assumptions.

What is trust defined as in the provided material?

• The assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something.

• The ability to predict future events accurately.

• The capacity to control others' actions.

• The skill of persuading others to agree with you.