Maintaining the original text with little alteration or rewording

Copying information from a book without citation

Using an AI tool to complete your work

Quoting work from an outside source with proper citation

Posting K12 content or your responses to K12 assignments onto the internet

Collaborating with another student on assignments

Using material generated by Artificial Intelligence as your own

Copying a classmate's work

To avoid plagiarism

To claim the contents of an exam or assignment as your own original work

To gain an unfair advantage

To meet the academic integrity standards

The use of another person's work in an attempt to gain an unfair advantage

The proper use of citations to credit sources

The use of material generated by Artificial Intelligence as your own

The desire to claim the contents of an exam or assignment as your own original work

The ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings

The proper use of citations to credit sources

The use of material generated by Artificial Intelligence as your own

The authenticity of all students' submitted work

Facing disciplinary action

Being required to retake the assignment or exam

Receiving a warning from the school

Losing access to online resources

Copying responses to questions and prompts found in other sources

Collaborating with another student on assignments

Using material generated by Artificial Intelligence as your own

Copying a classmate's work

Copying information from a book without citation

Using an AI tool to complete your work

Maintaining the original text with little alteration or rewording

Using someone else's work without acknowledgement

A.

Finding clever ways to cheat

Adhering to ethical standards in education

Copying from online sources

Collaborating on all assignments

A.

It promotes a culture of trust and fairness

B.

It encourages students to cheat

C.

It allows for collaboration on all assignments

D.

It is not necessary in education

A.

It helps in developing original thinking

B.

It is not important to avoid plagiarism

C.

It is a way to impress teachers

D.

It is a common practice in education

A.

Paraphrasing and citing the source

B.Using your own previous work without citation

C.Collaborating with classmates on a group project

D.

Summarizing ideas from multiple sources

A.

To make your paper look longer

B.

To give credit to original authors

C.

To confuse readers

D.

To demonstrate your vocabulary

A.

They are cheap.

B.

They provide high-quality work.

C.

They promote academic dishonesty.

D.

They offer tutoring services.

A.

Copying from your own published work without citation

B.

Copying from a classmate

C.

Copying from a reputable source

D.

Rewriting a source without citation

A.

By not citing any sources

B.

By using as many sources as possible

C.

By properly paraphrasing and citing sources

D.

By only citing sources from the internet

A.

Ignore it and focus on your own exam

B.

Report it to your instructor or school authority

C.

Help them cheat discreetly

D.

Join them in cheating

A.

Positive recommendation letters

B.

Improved learning outcomes

C.

Loss of credibility and academic penalties

D.

Enhanced teamwork skills

A.

By always aiming for perfection

B.

By avoiding challenging assignments

C.

By seeking help when needed and citing sources properly

D.

By using online tools to generate citations

A. Telling the teacher they would like to use the old paper for the new assignment.

B. Simply submitting the old paper for the new assignment.

C. Requesting a different paper assignment.

D. Consulting some of the same sources they used for the first paper.

1. A. A computerized plagiarism scanner

1. B.

2. A detailed, specific assignment

1. C.

2. A contract from students promising academic honesty

1. D.

2. A vague, broad assignment topic