Academic Integrity and Responsible AI Use Quiz

What is the primary definition of academic integrity?

• Acting with honesty, trust, fairness, and responsibility
• Using AI to do your work
• Completing assignments as quickly as possible
• Getting the highest grades possible

Which of the following is NOT considered a common academic integrity violation?

• Plagiarism
• Cheating
• Collaborative brainstorming
• Fabrication

Why should students be cautious about using AI for assignments?

• AI is always inaccurate
• Teachers can't detect AI use
• Using AI prevents learning important skills
• AI is expensive

What critical thinking skills might students miss by relying on AI?

• Font selection
• Typing speed
• Memory recall
• Problem-solving

According to the presentation, how can AI be appropriately used in academic work?

• Replacing classroom learning
• Brainstorming and research assistance
• Doing homework without teacher knowledge
• Completing entire assignments

What is plagiarism?

• Writing quickly
• Using someone else's words or ideas without proper citation
• Studying with friends
• Asking a teacher for help

What is a potential consequence of academic dishonesty?

• Receiving a zero on the assignment
• Immediate expulsion
• Automatic graduation
• No consequences

What does collusion mean in an academic context?

• Sharing study notes
• Talking during a test
• Inappropriate collaboration on individual assignments
• Working together on a group project

Why do teachers emphasize academic integrity?

• To create a fair learning environment
• To use more technology
• To increase homework
• To make students' lives difficult

What skill might you miss by having AI do your work?

• Mouse clicking
• Typing speed
• Creativity
• Screen navigation