SCENARIO #$1$

You are working on an essay for ZOO$*1500$ one weekend when a friend comes to visit you. Your friend tells you that he wrote a very similar essay for his first year biology course and got a B$+.$ After reading his essay, you realize that his essay fits the requirements of your assignment exactly. He gives you his permission to hand in his essay for your course so that the two of you can spend more time together during his visit.

Questions $1$ to $4$ refer to scenario #$1.$

Question $1(1$ point$)$

Scenario $1($a$)$

You decide to hand in his assignment without changing anything except the title page.

Is this plagiarism $($yes or no$)?$

Question $1$ options:

$1)$ Yes

$2)$ No

Question $2(1$ point$)$

Scenario $1($b$)$

You decide to use one of your friend's body paragraphs in your essay, without acknowledging your source of information, but you write the majority of the paper yourself. Is this plagiarism $($yes or no$)?$

Question $2$ options:

$1)$ Yes

$2)$ No

Question $3(1$ point$)$

Scenario $1($c$)$

You decide that it would be dishonest to copy his essay $($or even part of his essay$)$ so you take his ideas and rewrite them into your own words. You do not include your friends essay in your list of literature cited. Is this plagiarism $($yes or no$)?$

Question $3$ options:

$1)$ Yes

$2)$ No

Question $4(1$ point$)$

Scenario $1($d$)$

You decide that it would be dishonest to copy his essay $($or even part of his essay$),$ but you decide to look up some additional information from the library based on his reference list. You do provide a list of literature cited at the end of your essay. Is this plagiarism $($yes or no$)?$

Question $4$ options:

$1)$ Yes

$2)$ No