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WorksheetsIntegrity Quiz (Adapted from Mizzou Academy Grade 7B - 2020)
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is integrity?
It's doing what you want when you want.
It's the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles that you refuse to change.
"Lucky you, your friend just sent you a picture of the test you are taking later today!"
This is not cheating because you didn't ask for the picture.
If you study the picture to prepare for the test, you are cheating.
This is not cheating because the answers were still blank.
"Your friend asks you to read his paper and help him find mistakes. You circle lots of mistakes for him."
This is cheating.
This is not cheating.
"You brother wrote a History essay and earned an A on it. A few years later you turn in his essay, but with your name on it."
This is cheating.
This is not cheating.
"Copying a paragraph from someone else and then changing at least 10% of the words means you aren't cheating. "
No, that's still cheating because the ideas aren't yours.
True, because you added some of your words.
True, you changed enough.
"Copying homework from a friend is fine as long as..."
You ran out of time, but you intended to do it yourself.
You don't understand the material.
It's not fine. You are cheating.
Environmental integrity is . . .
. . . not caring for how human interference impacts the environmental system.
. . . keeping a strong and healthy environment while paying attention to human interference.
Artistic integrity is . . .
. . . doing art according to other people's opinions.
. . . staying true to an original vision of your art, no matter what other people say.
Territorial integrity is . . .
. . . keeping strong and indepent borders that prohibits the use of force.
. . . promoting border changes and intervention in other nation / states.
Journalistic integrity is . . .
. . . being responsible and ethical when investigating and reporting news.
. . . being irresponsible and unethical when investigating and reporting news.
Professional integrity is . . .
. . . being ethical, honest, and dependable in your work.
. . . being unethical, dishonest,and not dependable in your work.
Scientific integrity is . . .
. . . not caring about objectivity of clarity when conducting, reporting and applying results of scientific activities.
. . . being objective and clear when conducting, reporting and applying results of scientific activities.
Challenge question: "Plagiarism" is . . .
. . . a great trick for passing when you don't want to do the work yourself.
. . . the intentional use of another's ideas, words, or work as your own.
