Unit 16: Questions

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Student ID or School ID

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Volunteer Youth Justice / The Harbor

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Shreveport Police Department

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1. What is the simplest form of academic dishonesty?

The simplest form of academic dishonesty is talking.

The simplest form of academic dishonesty is smirking.

The simplest form of academic dishonesty is cheating.

2. There are how many types of academic dishonesty according to the International Center of Academic Integrity?

There are 3 types of academic dishonesty.

There are 4 types of academic dishonesty.

There are 5 types of academic dishonesty.

3. Which one is not a type of academic dishonesty?

Cheating

Plagiarism

Studying

4. What is the percentage of students who admit to working together on individual assignments?

54 percent of students admit to working together on individual assignments.

45 percent of students admit to working together on individual assignments.

29 percent of students admit to working together on individual assignments.

5. Why did Dale and Miguel fail their assignment in Dr. Parker’s class?

Dale and Miguel failed because they plagiarized on their assignments.

Dale and Miguel failed because they didn’t turn in any assignments.

Dale and Miguel failed because they wrote on the wrong topic in their assignments.

6. What is plagiarism?

Plagiarism is making up or altering data, information or references to support a claim.

Plagiarism is using someone else’s words or ideas without proper citation or acknowledgement.

Plagiarism is the interference with or destroying someone else’s word or academic performance.

7. How was Jessica able to avoid being academically dishonest and raise money for her cheer camp?

Jessica asked Miss Ellen if she could use her class to start math tutoring sessions.

Jessica started selling her math answers to students online.

Jessica decided that she no longer wanted to do cheer camp.

Open-ended Response: Consider and select one of the following prompts, then respond by writing 6-8 sentences below.

Which scenario could you relate to the most and why?
Suppose you or someone you know were faced with a similar situation.

How would you apply the advice the subject matter experts gave to prevent repeating the characters’ mistakes in the video?

ta·bu·la ra·sa
/ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/
an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.

Unit 16: Academic Dishonesty

This episode and matching lesson activities will help young people understand the importance of academic integrity.

Unit 16: Questions

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ta·bu·la ra·sa /ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/ an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.

Unit 16: Academic Dishonesty

This episode and matching lesson activities will help young people understand the importance of academic integrity.

Unit 16: Questions

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ta·bu·la ra·sa
/ˈtäbyo͝olə ˈräsə,ˈräzə/
an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.