1) You and a friend spend time working on an assignment that is meant to be individual. You run out of time, so in desperation decide to change the wording of your friends assignment and submit it. Is this academic dishonesty?

Yes or No?

2) You let your lab partner look at your quiz paper during a lab quiz. You know that your lab partner can be charged with cheating if caught, but are you also guilty of academic dishonesty? Yes or No.

3) You are writing an essay on Helen of Troy and are using "History for Dummies" to learn more about the topic. Your reference source says what you want to say exactly, you put in a citation and attribute it to the original reference rather than "History for Dummies". Is this plagiarism? Yes or No.

4) You fall ill for an exam, and get a medical note for that exam. However, because you feel unprepared for the next exam you decide to change the dates on the note and have it include two exams. Is this cheating? Yes or No?

5) You have fallen behind in your schoolwork and find you don't have enough time to complete the assignments that are due tomorrow. You have a friend who took the course last year and she offers to do the assignment for you. Is this academic dishonesty and who is liable for charges?

a. Yes, both

b. No, neither

c.Yes, only you are liable

d.Yes only she is liable

6) You are in the gym writing a final exam. You see a student in the next row pull out an iPhone and look up answers for their exam. You decide not to report this incident. Can you be charged with an offence? Yes or No

7) You wrote an essay last year that would be perfect for this new course you are taking. You repurpose this essay and attempt to hand it in this year as well. Is this against the Code of Student Behaviour? Yes or No.

8) You wrote a research paper that required 4 references. You had 3 and decided to make up one to fit the assignment requirement. Since the fourth reference doesn't exist, is this still an offence? Yes or No.

9) You got a copy of an old exam from the Exam Registry. Is this cheating? Yes or NO

10) You sleep and miss your final exam. You apply for a deferral and claim that you were ill. Your faculty tells you they need a statuatory declaration signed in order to grant a deferral. You sign one, get the deferral, but then wonder - is this an offense under the Code of Student Behavior? Yes or No.