Your friend asks you to email him your completed lab report so that he can figure out if he's on the right track. How should you handle this situation? Check all acceptable responses.

Question 2 options:

Tell him thatfor ethical reasons related to academic integrity you are not comfortable sharing your coursework with him.

Email it to him, but ask to see his completed lab report before he turns his in to make sure there is no overlap.

Meet him in-person to show him your completed assignment for only a short period of time.

Assume that your friend didn't know his request is unacceptable. Respond by telling him, "Oh actually, the instructor said we're supposed to complete the assignment individually."

Tell your instructor and ask for advice about how to ensure you act with integrity without losing your friend.

Question 3 (2 points)

Which of the following scenarios best captures academic integrity?

Question 3 options:

When Martina's friend asks to see her lab report so she can see if she is on the right track, Martina tells her, "Oh actually, we're supposed to complete the assignment independently. But I can explain how I organized and structured my lab report."

Min Jin fails to document all sources when he was doing his research because he has been really busy at work.

You change the mark on an exam that has already been graded and show your instructor, in the attempt at scoring a higher grade.

Arjun decides not to use a crib/cheat sheet during his exam because the instructor is walking around the room.