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WorksheetsHonor Code/Ways Students Cheat
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 35mins
Disrupting or destroying another person's work so that the other person cannot successfully complete an academic activity is considered.
Plagiarism
Cheating
Fabrication or falsification
Sabotage
Some students may place the blame for cheating on their:
Course instructor for being too hard
Textbook for being too inexpensive
Course for being too easy
Parents telling them cheating is ok
An example of peer pressure causing a student to commit acts of academic dishonesty is:
Family pressuring a student to share his or her course grades with them
Friends pressuring a student to share his or her assignment with them when they are expected to complete the assignment individually
Instructor pressuring a student to perform well in a course
Athletic teammates pressuring a student to teach other students study skills
True or false: It is ok to take a picture of my friend's homework and copy the work because I did not understand how to do it.
True
False
True or false: It is ok if my friend and I work together on the homework as long as we are discussing the assignment and not copying each other's work.
True
False
Students have admitted to hiding crib sheets in all of the following except...
in the plastic case holding their student ID
inside the pocket of their shirt
inside the label of a water bottle
between the calculator and the cover of the calculator
taped to the ceiling of the classroom
True or false: Students have cheated by claiming that they are new to the school to gain extra time on assignments.
true
false
Select all of the following ways students have cheated using a graphing calculator:
programming information into their memory, so they it can be used to take the test.
sending text messages through the calculator to ask for answers
programming information about the test so that it can be shared with their friends in other classes.
programming the answers to a multiple choice test/quiz so that it can be given (or the calculators “linked”) to their friends
programming their calculator to link via Bluetooth to their friend's Apple watch
True or false: It is possible for a student to purchase a teacher’s book/e-book for home use.
true
false
Select all the ways students can use their normal school uniform to cheat in class:
Writing information on their shoes.
Writing on their arms – they move the sleeve up (or the “hole” at the end of the sleeve) to read the information.
Taping a crib sheet to the underside of their hat brim.
Crib sheets inside the tie
Writing on the desk before the test begins.
Select all the ways students can use their normal school uniform to cheat in class:
Writing on the desk before the test begins.
Writing on their legs and lifting their skirts to read it.
Taping a crib sheets to the back of their student IDs (or just using the ID)
Using a ball point pen to “click” signals to their classmate.
Teachers should provide scratch paper or cover sheets because students can write notes on a pad of paper and by pushing very hard, leave indents in the next sheet of paper and use that sheet of paper as a “cover sheet”.
true
false
