Student's Dilemma: Grades and Ethics

A student is worried about their grades and considers changing them with friends' help. The friends pressure the student to cheat, but the student struggles with the moral implications. Ultimately, the student faces a decision about doing the right thing despite peer pressure.

Why is the student worried about their grades?

• They are competing with a classmate.

• They want to get a scholarship.

• They are afraid of their parents' reaction.

• They want to impress their friends.

What does the friend suggest to solve the student's problem?

• Ask the teacher for extra credit.

• Study harder for the next test.

• Change the grade in the teacher's office.

• Talk to their parents about the issue.

What is the student's initial reaction to the friend's suggestion?

• They immediately agree to do it.

• They think it is a good plan.

• They are excited about the idea.

• They are unsure and think it is not right.

How do the friends try to convince the student to go along with the plan?

• They offer to talk to the teacher.

• They threaten to end their friendship.

• They suggest telling the parents the truth.

• They promise to help with studying.

What is the student's final decision regarding the plan?

• They come up with a different plan.

• They agree to do it reluctantly.

• They decide to talk to the teacher.

• They refuse to go along with it.