Which of these situations represents an example of collusion?Question 5Select one:a.Sharing answers on a Facebook group so that you and your group can check if you made any mistakesb.Discussing an exercise with a friend before starting work on itc.Including a reference that you have not read in an essayd.Working as part of a group for a group assignment

Which of the following is an example of collusion?Question 10Select one:a.Four students work together on a group assignment, then produce and submit their work individuallyb.Three students discuss ideas together and use the same material in their assignmentsc.One student borrows another student's notes to get some research ideasd.One student helps another student to use an online database

What is the consequence of submitting work that matches a classmate’s work?Group of answer choicesReceiving a higher grade for collaborationBeing praised for working as a teamReceiving a warning for academic misconductPotentially receiving a grade of zero for collusion

Which of the following could be classified as contract cheating? (select all answers that apply)Group of answer choicesposting exam or assignment questions on online “homework help” sitespaying a private company to coach you on how to complete a specific assignment or examasking a partner, friend or family member to write part or all of an assignment for youbuying a completed assignment from a ‘tutoring’ company, or a ghost-writing company/essay millforming a private study group with fellow students in your course

Thinking of group work, which of the following scenarios do you think best demonstrates academically honest behaviour:Group of answer choicesCopying information from Wikipedia and other websites before sending it to your group as if it was your own work only three days before the assignment deadline.Quickly writing something you remembered about the assignment topic just a few hours before the deadline and then sending it to your group just in case anyone complains to your teacher about you avoiding meetings and ignoring e-mails.Telling your group that you missed an important meeting because you were really sick when you were actually gaming with your friends online.Contributing ideas and participating fully in group discussion in person and by e-mail before sending your own original work to your group at least one week before the assignment deadline as agreed.

Which of the following behaviours would NOT be considered an academic integrity breach:Group of answer choicesresubmitting (or recycling) over half an assignment you submitted in a unit of study last year because you ran out of time to write the new assignment.asking your friend to show you their assignment so you can get some ideas for writing your own assignment.making up the results of an experiment for a research report.logging into your unit of study site in Canvas during an exam while taking a bathroom break.sending photographs of quiz questions and answers to other students taking the quiz in the class following yours.they are all breaches of academic integrity