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20200831 Library Orientation
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1
According to Turnitin (and/or PaperPass), the similarity rate of my essay is 3.3% - it's passed the plagiarism test.
False
True
2
What does Academic Integrity mean at Keystone?
Pass Turnitin and/or PaperPass
Produce one's own authentic work while acknowledging others' contribution
You have academic integrity unless you are caught.
Do the citing and referencing properly
3
Which image in the wooden frames in the HS library came from a library in Cambridge?
The one with the Buddha
The one with Confucius
The one with Saint Jerome and Xuan Zang 玄奘
The one with Taoist gods
4
How do we promote academic integrity at Keystone?
Show respect to others by acknowledging their contributions
all of the above.
Promote the pride of having one's own original ideas
Joint efforts of students, librarians, teachers, parents - all members
5
All the quotes along the HS library windows are from famous people who had passed away.
True
False
6
I had great difficulty in writing an essay. My mom is an editor. She read it and re-wrote a paragraph for me.
She helped a little and it was MY article. It is still academic integrity.
It's against Keystone's academic integrity policy.
7
Which of the following are NOT possible consequences of plagiarism at Keystone?
Parents, advisor, GLL, Principal, Dean/Director of SL are all notified.
Loss of credit for the assignment/exam.
An announcement to all grade 10 students that XXX (name) is caught.
Removal of your student leadership role.
8
Which homework / assignments requires citing and referencing for using others' words, ideas, pics, audio/video?
My online blog as a formative assessment
All the above
The images I use in a poster
My presentation PPT
9
I read a lot of articles on my research topic. I analyzed their viewpoints and wrote a summary in my essay.
Don't need citation because the words of the summary were my own.
Need citation because I mentioned other people's viewpoints.
10
Which database is most useful for controversial social topics, such as BLM or wearing a mask to prevent the pandemic?
GALE - OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS
Churchill Archive
Britannica
WORLD BOOK
11
Non-fictions in the library are arranged on the bookshelves according to...
Library of Congress Classification
Dewey Decimal Classification
Chinese Library Classification
12
The family account's username is (my username).family, but what's the password?
My birthday
My birthplace
My family name
keystone (default password for everyone until I change it)
13
How many students need to sign up for weekend study in the HS library? (9am - 5pm, Sat & Sun)
8
4
0 (HS library opens every day.)
10
14
As a HS student, if you need to borrow a library item, you can go to...
Both HS and MS libraries, because they are in the building.
3 libraries (I can even borrow books for my little sister/brother!)
HS Library only because I am a G10 student now!
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If there is no library staff at the circulation desk, I can't borrow anything. I have to wait.
False
True
16
Which of the following behaviors are easy for teachers to find out?
Use a G11 student's last-year essay as my own.
Hire a tutor to write the essay for me.
Hiding answers to use during an exam.
All the above
17
For your academic research, Keystone libraries can cover extra payment for essays/books from:
WORLD BOOK, 超星, Gale databases
Any database or website
JSTOR, SORA, 知网
18
Which one group of periodicals are NOT in the HS library subscription?
History Today, Economist, National Geographic, Dramatics, Astronomy
New York Review of Books, Financial Times, 三联生活周刊, TIME,
The Guardian, New York Times, South China Morning Post, Newsweek
Harvard Business Review, Scientific American, Psychology Today
19
How many books are there in the HS library?
About 60,000
About 30,000
About 9000
About 15,000
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In which database, I can find the most advanced (hardest to read) academic articles?
JSTOR
BrainPop
Britannica School
World Book
