There should be no omission of

the facts stated in the original text

There should be no slanting of

attitude, stance, point of view,

tone, etc. stated explicitly or implied

implicitly in the original message

There should be no chance or

alteration of facts stated in the

original text

There should be minor change of

wording

To confuse the reader about the original source

To make the paper longer

To give credit to the original authors and to avoid plagiarism.

To take credit for someone else's work

Plagiarism only results in a warning and does not have any long-term impact on a person's academic or professional life.

Plagiarism has no consequences and is not taken seriously by academic institutions.

Plagiarism leads to financial rewards, improved reputation, and academic success.

Plagiarism can result in academic penalties, damage to reputation, and legal consequences.

By using cheat sheets during exams

By not attending classes

By properly citing sources, avoiding plagiarism, and seeking help when needed.

By copying from other students

There is no difference between collaboration and cheating.

Collaboration involves working together with others to achieve a common goal.

Cheating involves working alone to achieve a common goal.

Collaboration is only allowed in certain subjects.

To create a negative academic environment

To deceive teachers and professors

To maintain fairness, honesty, and trust within the academic community.

To gain an unfair advantage over other students

Attending extra study sessions

Plagiarism, cheating, submitting someone else's work, falsifying data

Participating in group study sessions

Asking for help from a tutor

By bribing teachers for good grades

By copying other students' work

By creating a consistent study schedule, setting specific goals, staying organized, seeking help when needed, and avoiding procrastination.

By cheating on exams and assignments