Academic Honesty Quiz

While doing a writing assignment at home, you use wordreference.com to check a conjugation or a word

You don't understand an assignment, so you call a friend to talk about it.

You wrote a draft of a writing assignment, and your Spanish-speaking friend revised it for you.

You copied a friend’s homework assignment.

You sat down with a parent, friend, or tutor and reviewed your writing to clarify ideas.

During a class or group conversation, you looked up words and phrases online.

You read your friend's writing assignment and pointed some possible errors but did not fix them

 You were found to have someone else’s homework in your possession, including on your laptop.

You looked for a translation of an article/text, instead of reading it in Spanish.

You were preparing for a presentation. You wrote out your speech and read it word for word in class.

You loaned or emailed your work,giving a friend the chance to copy it or turn it in as his own

You told someone specifically about what is on a test that you have seen.

You asked a classmate for a summary of last night's reading before class.

During a conversation, you don't remember a word so you describe the idea in Spanish

You are assigned to a group to answer questions based on a text. You discuss and answer each question together.

You asked a friend to read your writing assignment. He/She corrected all of the grammar and spelling errors.

You were part of a group project, but because you were the best writer, you did all the writing

You and a friend discussed an assignment. You understood any changes you made in the answers

You used a device during an assessment without permission.

You typed an entire sentence or paragraph into Google translate.

You copied directly from another source but presented it as your own ideas and words.

A friend asked for an answer. You thought it was cheating,but she said it was ok, so you did it

You asked a friend about specific questions on a test because he/she took the test earlier.

You wrote out your speech and used it to make a note card. You used the card for the presentation.

You are assigned a group in class. You divide up the questions and each only answer 1.

You searched for homework answers online and copied them.

You let someone read part of your essay to get feedback or to clarify an idea.