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The document is a quiz about academic integrity and dishonesty. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions about proper conduct during exams such as not copying answers, as well as definitions for types of academic dishonesty including plagiarism, cheating, and inappropriate collaboration. It advises that if accused of academic dishonesty, a student should visit the Student Advocacy Office for help.
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- 1. Presented by Student Advocacy and UMSU Academic Integrity How well do YOU know the rules?
- 12. True or False 10 Points Each
- 13. Your professors can often tell that an essay has been plagiarized, even though they may not know where the plagiarized info comes from.
- 15. After visiting the doctor on the day of an exam, you notice that she has written the wrong date. It is okay to change the date yourself.
- 17. You can take your cell phone into an exam or test, as long as the ringer is turned off.
- 19. You should always sit beside your friends in exams.
- 21. You are assigned a paper which has a similar topic to one you wrote last year. It is okay to submit the paper again.
- 23. Short Answers 5 Points Each
- 24. Taking the words, ideas or thoughts of others and passing them off as your own is called
- 26. Copying answers from someone in an exam is considered
- 28. Working on an assignment with someone else when the work is intended to be individual is called
- 30. If you hand in an essay that you used for another class, it is called
- 32. FINAL QUESTION 25 Points
- 33. Which Student Affairs office might a student visit to find out everything they need to know about the rules surrounding Academic Integrity?
- 35. Special Thanks To: UMSU Student Services Candace Heyliger