Academic Integrity Quiz

What is academic integrity?

• Helping your friends with their homework

• Using information without citing it

• Completing academic work without cheating or unauthorized help

• Memorizing all your sources

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Citing a source you used

• Discussing ideas in a group study session

• Submitting someone else's work as your own without proper acknowledgement

• Asking your teacher for help

Why is academic integrity important?

• It makes your work easier

• It ensures fairness and builds trust in your learning

• It helps you avoid reading

• It guarantees good grades

Which of the following best defines plagiarism?

• Taking a test without studying

• Presenting someone else's ideas as your own without full acknowledgement

• Forgetting to do your homework

• Citing too many sources

Which is not part of academic integrity?

• Being honest in your work

• Using someone’s ideas

• Citing your sources

• Asking for help when you need it

What does AI stand for in this context?

• Academic Internet

• Artificial Intelligence

• Accurate Information

• Academic Involvement

How does machine learning differ from human learning?

• Machines learn by eating

• Humans learn by being programmed

• Machines learn through data input and patterns, humans learn through experience and understanding

• Both learn in the same way

What should you do if you're not sure whether using a source is allowed?

• Use it anyway

• Copy it and change a few words

• Ask your teacher or check your academic policy

• Ignore it

What is a responsible way to use AI tools in school?

• Copy all answers from ChatGPT

• Use AI to help understand concepts and then write your own work

• Let AI do your assignments

• Use AI without checking for accuracy

How do humans primarily learn new information?

• By downloading data

• Through encoding, storage and retrieval

• Through processing it

• By reading binary code