Academic Honesty

Why should you cite your resources?

• To give credit to the people created it and avoid being accused of plagiarism

• To copy another person's work

• To use it as our own

• None of the above

An example of academic dishonesty is when any student gives OR receives answers to any classroom assignment or homework.

• True

• False

Presenting someone else’s work or ideas as your own.  This includes material from the Internet, texts, periodicals, or another student’s work is called___________.

• Honesty

• Plagiarism

• Collusion

• None of the above

• Permitting another student to copy or use your work as the basis for his or her own work or not reporting a violation related to academic dishonesty is called ____________.

• Plagiarism

• Collusion

• Academic Righteousness

• None of the above

A student is considering cheating on a national standardized test. What should they consider about the potential consequences of this action?

• The possibility of facing no consequences

• The likelihood of enhancing their academic record

• The risk of invalidating their test results and facing legal action

• The benefit of learning from others' work

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Academic honesty at CHS means: (check all correct answers)

• Not copying from other students and passing the work off as your own

• Only using online sources when directed by a teacher

• Not copying from online sources without citing the source

• Not using artificial intelligence to generate responses you submit as your own

Abdulrahman's sister took the same class last year. He asked her if she would give him a copy of her assessment. He promised to change some of the words and change the design, so the teacher wouldn't know. They are at difference campuses anyway, so who will ever know? Remember, you have to help your family! Which HCT academic honesty policy is Abdulrahman guilty of breaking?

• Copying anything done by another student and submitting it as your own

• Taking a test, examination or assessment for someone else

• Downloading information, pictures or charts from the Internet and inserting that material into your own document and submitting it as your own work without noting the source(s)

• Bringing to an assessment, information or materials that are not allowed - even if they are not used

What is the primary reason for maintaining academic honesty in educational institutions?

• To ensure fair competition among students

• To make students feel guilty

• To increase the workload of teachers

• To discourage students from studying

Which of the following is considered a violation of academic honesty?

• Collaborating on a group project

• Citing all sources in a research paper

• Copying answers during an exam

• Asking a teacher for help

What is the term for using someone else's work without giving them credit?

• Collaboration

• Plagiarism

• Innovation

• Citation