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WorksheetsAcademic Honesty Policy
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
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Class
Date
1.
If you are absent for several tests your teacher can...
a)
Prevent you from making up any future missed tests.
b)
Require you to clean his/her classroom before a make-up test.
c)
Give you an F in the class.
d)
Give you a U in citizenship.
2.
Plagiarism is...
a)
The intentional use of another's ideas, words, or work as your own.
b)
A great trick for passing when you don't want to do the work yourself.
c)
Intentionally using false data to make your lab report seem more legitimate.
d)
Turning your back on the flag during the pledge of alleigiance.
3.
According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy the consequence for cheating on a test is...
a)
Earn a 0 on the test with no make-up.
b)
Citizenship lowered to a U for that grading period.
c)
Receive a referral and parents notified.
d)
All of these things.
4.
According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy the consequence for fabrication of data, or citations is...
a)
Earn a 0 on the test with no make-up.
b)
Citizenship lowered to a U for that grading period.
c)
Receive a referral and parents notified.
d)
All of these things.
5.
According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy the consequence for this student would be...
a)
Earn a 0 on the test with no make-up.
b)
Citizenship lowered to a U for that grading period.
c)
Receive a referral and parents notified.
d)
All of these things.
6.
According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy cheating includes...
a)
Copying another student's work.
b)
Proofreading an essay for a friend.
c)
Discussing ideas for a project.
d)
All of these things.
7.
Which of these would be considered cheating by teachers at our school?
a)
Watching the movie instead of reading the assigned book.
b)
Reading spark notes after you read the book.
c)
Discussing the assigned book with a classmate.
d)
Reading the book twice to boost your comprehension.
8.
According to this chart it looks like most students learn about cheating...
a)
Before 8th grade
b)
In 10th grade
c)
After 9th grade
d)
In first grade
9.
Homework is something that...
a)
Students cheat on the most often.
b)
Should always be done before you leave school.
c)
Is usually optional unless the teacher says you have to do it.
d)
Most students find enjoyable.
10.
This is an example of...
a)
Plagiarism
b)
Communism
c)
Socialism
d)
Impressionism
11.
Is this cheating?
a)
Yes because he wants to copy the homework
b)
No, because copying homework is not cheating.
c)
Yes, because they are sending text messages.
d)
No, because the friend gave him a hint instead of the answer.
12.
Copying a paragraph from someone else and then changing at least 10% of the words means you aren't plagiarizing.
a)
True, you changed enough.
b)
False, because you could still get caught.
c)
No, that's still cheating because the ideas aren't yours.
d)
True, because you added some of your words.
13.
Your older brother took Advanced Physics two years ago. He saved his old tests and gives them to you to study from.
a)
This is cheating.
b)
This is not cheating.
14.
You sister wrote an History essay and earned an A on it. A few years later you turn in her essay, but with your name on it.
a)
This is cheating.
b)
This is not cheating.
15.
Your friend asks you to read his paper and help him find mistakes. You circle lots of mistakes for him.
a)
This is cheating.
b)
This is not cheating.
16.
Lucky you, your friend just sent you a picture of the test you are taking later today!
a)
This is not cheating because you didn't ask for the picture.
b)
This is not cheating because the answers were still blank.
c)
If you study the pic to prepare for the test you are cheating.
d)
Your friend can't get in trouble but you might.
17.
Your practice went really late last night and you didn't have time to finish your Math homework. You should...
a)
Copy from a friend.
b)
Ask for more time.
c)
Do nothing.
d)
Skip school to do the homework.
18.
Copying homework from a friend is fine as long as...
a)
It's not fine. You are cheating.
b)
You forgot to do the work.
c)
You don't understand the material.
d)
You ran out of time.
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