Academic Integrity Quiz
Learn what academic integrity means in 10 minutes, from citation to collaboration and responsible tech use. Real-world scenarios and 16 quick questions help you spot plagiarism and other common missteps free.


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Academic Integrity Knowledge (AIK)
Academic Integrity Knowledge (AIK)
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6.9
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4.8 — 9
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
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- Acceptable paraphrasing because the wording was changed
- Permitted research because the student entered the prompt personally
- Unauthorized assistance because the prohibited tool contributed to the answer
- Independent work because the final answer was typed by the student
- Create a shared outline containing complete sentences for everyone to reuse
- Discuss possible approaches, then separate and independently compose each response
- Exchange finished responses and rewrite sections for one another
- Have one student prepare a model response that the others closely follow
- Reuse it without disclosure because a writer cannot misuse their own work
- Change a few words so the earlier submission no longer matters
- Ask a classmate to insert the paragraph into the new assignment
- Disclose the prior submission and seek permission, citing it if the applicable rules require
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Academic Integrity Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test your knowledge of widely adopted academic-integrity standards through 16 questions on citation, collaboration, research conduct, unauthorized assistance, source use, and responsible technology use. Realistic scenarios help you distinguish acceptable academic practice from plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, and other violations. The quiz is free and requires no sign-up. Policies differ by school and course, so always check the rules that apply to your work.
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