Academic Honesty Quiz

 You wrote a draft of a writing assignment, and your parent/tutor revised it for you. 

 You gave a writing assignment to a parent/tutor to type and format.

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

You had a science project, and a parent/tutor helped you with ideas when you got stuck.

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

You copied a friend’s homework assignment.

You and a friend discussed questions you had on an assignment. You revised your work afterwards.

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

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

You and a friend did work together that required short responses, and you wrote the same thing.

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

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

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

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

You used a computer or phone during a test without permission.

You had a science project, and a parent helped you glue the parts on the presentation board

A friend asked for an answer. You gave it to them.

You did the written part of the assignment but you asked someone to do the illustration for you

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

You were dishonest about your independent reading. 

You used Internet sources for your ideas, instead of reading what your teacher assigned. 

You or your friend forged your parent’s signature.

You didn’t read an assignment and asked someone for details before a test or quiz.