Which of the following is considered cheating according to the guidelines?

Looking at another person’s test and taking their answers as your own

Studying with a friend before the test

Asking the teacher for help during a test

Using a calculator for math homework

What is the penalty for a first offense of cheating?

A zero and a disciplinary meeting with the teacher and a corrective

Imagine a student is late to class three times without an excuse. What consequence will they face according to the student expectations?

One point will be deducted from their overall class average at the end of the quarter.

They will be given extra homework for each tardy.

They will be suspended for a week.

They will be given a reward for honesty.

A student copies another student’s homework and submits it as their own. According to the guidelines, which term best describes this action and what is the consequence?

Plagiarism; first offense results in a zero and a disciplinary meeting with the teacher and a corrective action

Collaboration; first offense results in a warning

Teamwork; first offense results in extra credit

Research; first offense results in a suspension

If a student’s paper contains between 10% and 15% unoriginal content, what will happen?

The student will have to meet with the teacher to discuss plagiarism.

The paper will be accepted without any issues.

The student will receive a zero.

According to the restroom procedure, when are students expected to use the restroom?

During the first five minutes of class

What is the penalty for submitting a class assignment one day late?

15 points deducted and a zero after the first day late

A student is caught using an unapproved electronic device during class. What is the consequence?

The device will be confiscated and turned in to the Student Services office.

The student will be given extra homework.

The student will receive a warning only.

Imagine a student consistently turns in assignments late and is often seen using their tablet for non-class activities. Based on the policies, what are the likely consequences for this student, and how might these consequences affect their overall grade?

The student will lose points for late assignments and have their tablet confiscated, which could lower their participation and assignment grades.

The student will only receive verbal warnings and there will be no impact on their grade.

The student will be expelled immediately.

The student will be given extra credit to make up for the issues.

If a student needs to use the restroom during class due to a medical emergency, what steps should they follow according to the restroom procedure, and why is this process important?

Ask for permission, sign the log, and receive a hall pass to ensure accountability and safety.

Leave the room without telling anyone.

Text a friend to inform the teacher.

What is the academic penalty for a student who misses more than 8 days from one or more classes during a marking period, not due to school-related activities?

The student will have 4 points per day deducted from the final average of the affected class for the sixth and subsequent absences.

The student will be suspended from school.

The student will have to repeat the class.

The student will receive extra homework assignments.

If a student misses 10 or more days during the semester, what will happen regarding credit for that class?

Credit will not be issued for that class unless unusual circumstances warrant an exception by the School Director.

The student will automatically pass the class.

The student will receive a warning only.

The student will be given extra credit assignments.

What must a student provide upon returning after an absence?

Excuse note issued by homeroom teacher

A completed homework assignment

What must students do if they are involved in off-campus activities and need to leave school early?

Submit homework assignments due that day before leaving and make arrangements for make-up tests and quizzes.

Leave without informing anyone.

Submit a letter to the principal only.

Skip all assignments for that day.

How should disagreements or concerns be discussed, according to the document?

Respectfully after class, never during instructional time.

Loudly during class to get attention.

Imagine you are planning a family vacation during the school year. What steps should you take to ensure your absences are excused and that you do not fall behind in your classes?

Get prior approval, send a note to the Education Office two weeks in advance, and make arrangements for homework and make-up tests.

Leave without informing anyone and catch up later.

Only tell your friends about your absence.

Skip all assignments and hope for the best.

If you have a disagreement with a teacher about a grade, what is the best way to handle the situation according to the guidelines in the document?

Discuss the issue respectfully after class and follow the expectation of obedience the first time.

Argue with the teacher during class.

Ignore the grade and do nothing.

Which action demonstrates respect in the classroom?

Ignoring the teacher’s instructions

Why is it important for students to think ahead and plan for classwork and homework?

It ensures they are always ready to learn and meet deadlines

It helps them avoid being respectful

It means they don’t have to follow the dress code

A student enters the classroom late. According to the expectations, what should they do?

Sit down quietly without saying anything.

Ask the teacher for permission to enter.

Wait outside until the next class.

If a student wants to show dignity to others, which of the following should they do?

Treat all people and belongings with respect.

Disrupt the classroom environment.

A student is called upon after raising their hand. What should they have done before speaking?

Remain silent until called upon

How does following the GBCS Code of Conduct and procedures relate to being respectful?

It demonstrates responsibility and respect for the classroom environment.

It allows students to ignore instructions.

It encourages disruptive behavior.

Which of the following is an example of staying on task in the classroom?

Sitting up straight and taking notes.

Talking to friends during lessons.

Ignoring the teacher’s instructions.

Leaving your seat without permission.

Why is it important to ask for help and be willing to try, even if the task is difficult?

It demonstrates perseverance and a willingness to improve.

It shows you are not interested in learning.

It helps you avoid doing any work.

It allows you to skip assignments.

Which action best demonstrates diligence while working in groups?

Contributing ideas and helping complete tasks

A student completes all of their assignments to the best of their ability, even when they find them challenging. Which guideline from the list are they following?

Complete all work to the best of your ability

Be diligent while working in groups

Imagine you are struggling with a difficult assignment. What is a productive action you could take based on the guidelines?

Ask for help and try your best to complete it.

Ignore the assignment and hope it goes away.

Leave the assignment unfinished.

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a course objective in the American Government syllabus?

According to the syllabus, what percentage of the final grade is determined by quizzes?

Which system do parents use to check grades and assignments?

On which days of the week are test days scheduled for the American Government course?

If a student wants to improve their overall grade, which area should they focus on most, based on the grading procedures?

How can understanding both Christian and secular philosophies help students analyze current American government issues?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a required supply for students?

According to the classroom guidelines, which of the following is an expectation for student conduct?

What happens if a student is not seated in the classroom when the bell rings?

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