WorksheetsAcademic Honesty
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 10mins
How can you EASILY avoid unintentional plagiarism?
Paraphrasing
Re-wording a sentence
Citing your sources
Which of the following does not need to be cited:
Paraphrased information
Direct quotes
Common knowledge
Secondary sources
Copying an old assignment from one of your other classes.
According to our school's Academic Honesty Policy the consequence for this student would be...
Earn a "F" on the test with no make-up.
Receive a referral and a disciplinary hearing w/parents.
Both of these things.
Is this plagiarism?
When faced with a situation of academic dishonesty, the best course of action is to contact your teacher first.
What is academic honesty?
Being fair
Copying ideas
Cheating
plagiarism
Telling someone the homework he has to do:
Academic dishonesty
Not academic dishonesty
Sending your finished homework to a friend so they can get ideas:
Academic dishonesty
Not academic dishonesty
Adding just a little information that isn't yours without citations:
Academic dishonesty
Not academic dishonesty
Honesty is a word that means about the same thing as______.
exaggerating
Lying
telling the truth
Ignoring someone
Ellie broke the neighbor's window. What should you do?
run away
blame Cole: he usually gets blamed
Support Ellie by going with her as she tells her neighbor.
ignore it
Riley always tells her parents the truth, even if it means she might get in trouble. Her parents consider her to be very _____
intelligent
helpful
trustworthy
wonderful
Ashlynn wanted to go to the mall, but her Dad said she had to finish her project first. She put everything away neatly and told her Dad she was finished. He then let her go.
Honest
dishonest
Kamren totally forgot to do his homework assignment. When it was time to turn it in, he told his teacher he was sick and hadn't been able to do the work.
honest
bravery
creative
dishonest
Bryce broke 1 of the legs of the table. His mom asked "who broke the table?". What would you do?
you tell her you did it
you blame it on your brother/sister
you tell her that you don't know what's happened
you say that you saw Gavin sit on it
Sarai really wanted to ride Marie's new Ride1Up Rev 1 e-bike. Marie wasn't home but her bike was unlocked. What would you do?
borrow it for a few hours, charge it for her and return it tomorrow
you ask to borrow the bike from her mom
wait till she gets home to ask if you could try it
leave your broken bike with her brother as collateral
Maine helps Mia and Henry with their homework because math is difficult.
academic dishonesty
not academic dishonesty
respect
When Alexia always tells the truth, not only once but again and again, it becomes a habit. Janice, Brody and LaNijah see this as:
truthfulness
critical thinking
open minded
patience
Cheating: Behavior that results from a scholar making a deliberate choice to gain an unfair advantage in an assessment situation.
Okay
Not okay
Plagiarism: Using words, ideas, or products that belong to another person or source, without giving credit to the source from which it was taken.
Okay
Not okay
