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This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding of the concepts presented in Unit 1: Academic Integrity. Carefully answer each question based on what you have learned. A successful score demonstrates your readiness to progress to the next unit.

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Academic IntegrityVersion en ligne This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding of the concepts presented in Unit 1: Academic Integrity. Carefully answer each question based on what you have learned. A successful score demonstrates your readiness to progress to the next unit. Click "Start Quiz" when you are ready. par kimone Frazer 1 What is academic integrity? a Copying work from others b Being honest and responsible in your academic work c Finishing assignments quickly d Working in groups only 2 Which of the following is an example of academic integrity? a Citing your sources properly b Submitting someone else’s work c Copying from the internet d Sharing answers during an exam 3 Why is academic integrity important? a It helps you pass easily b It builds trust and credibility c It reduces workload d It builds trust and credibility 4 Which of the following is an example of falsification? a Citing a source correctly b Making up data to support your argument c Working with classmates d Submitting your own work 5 Impersonation in an academic setting means a Studying with a friend b Asking for help c Someone else completing work or an exam for you d Using a textbook 6 Which of the following BEST represents academic integrity? a Copying and editing slightly b Making up references c Properly citing and using your own words d Sharing answers in exams 7 A student is using an article published in 2005 for a topic on current technology trends. What part of the CRAAP test is MOST relevant here? a Relevance b Authority c Currency d Purpose 8 You find a website that gives useful information, but it does not list the author or their qualifications. Which CRAAP test criterion is MOST important to evaluate? a Accuracy b Authority c Purpose d Currency 9 A source contains strong opinions and tries to persuade readers to support a specific viewpoint rather than present balanced facts. Which part of the CRAAP test does this relate to? a Purpose b Relevance c Authority d Accuracy 10 You are writing a paper on mental health among college students, but the article you found focuses on children in primary school. What is the main issue? a Accuracy b Authority c Relevance d Currency 11 A website includes statistics but does not provide references or evidence to support them. Which CRAAP criterion is being questioned? a Authority b Accuracy c Purpose d Relevance 12 Which of the following is considered plagiarism? a Using your own ideas b Copying someone else's work without giving credit c Reading several sources before writing d Asking your lecturer for feedback 13 What is the main purpose of citing sources? a To make your paper longer b To avoid writing your own ideas c To acknowledge the original author's work d To impress your lecturer 14 Which action demonstrates responsible academic behaviour? a Completing your own assignments honestly b Sharing answers during a test c Purchasing an assignment online d Copying from a classmate 15 What is the best way to avoid plagiarism when using information from a source? a Copy the text exactly without citation b Rewrite the information in your own words and cite the source c Change only a few words d Leave out the author's name 16 Which of the following is NOT an example of academic misconduct? a Fabricating research data b Cheating during an examination c Properly acknowledging your sources d Submitting another person's assignment as your own 17 Which type of source is generally considered the most reliable for academic research? a A random social media post b A peer-reviewed journal article c An anonymous blog d An online discussion forum 18 A student asks a friend to complete an online quiz on their behalf. This is an example of: a Collaboration b Referencing c Impersonation d Brainstorming 19 Which of the following best describes paraphrasing? a Copying a paragraph word for word b Summarising without reading the source c Restating another author's ideas in your own words while citing the source d Removing quotation marks from copied text 20 What is the consequence of academic misconduct? a Improved academic reputation b Increased grades automatically c Academic penalties or disciplinary action d More opportunities for collaboration

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Academic IntegrityVersion en ligne

par kimone Frazer

What is academic integrity?

Which of the following is an example of academic integrity?

Why is academic integrity important?

Which of the following is an example of falsification?

Impersonation in an academic setting means

Which of the following BEST represents academic integrity?

A student is using an article published in 2005 for a topic on current technology trends. What part of the CRAAP test is MOST relevant here?

You find a website that gives useful information, but it does not list the author or their qualifications. Which CRAAP test criterion is MOST important to evaluate?

A source contains strong opinions and tries to persuade readers to support a specific viewpoint rather than present balanced facts. Which part of the CRAAP test does this relate to?

You are writing a paper on mental health among college students, but the article you found focuses on children in primary school. What is the main issue?

A website includes statistics but does not provide references or evidence to support them. Which CRAAP criterion is being questioned?

Which of the following is considered plagiarism?

What is the main purpose of citing sources?

Which action demonstrates responsible academic behaviour?

What is the best way to avoid plagiarism when using information from a source?

Which of the following is NOT an example of academic misconduct?

Which type of source is generally considered the most reliable for academic research?

A student asks a friend to complete an online quiz on their behalf. This is an example of:

Which of the following best describes paraphrasing?

What is the consequence of academic misconduct?