Select all options that could lead to a breach of academic integrity.Group of answer choicesget someone else to do an assessment or sit an exam/quiz for you and claim it as your own work (this includes classmates, friends, family or someone you pay).re-use or recycle (wholly, partially or reworked) your previously submitted assessments without getting permission first.using tools to translate your assessment written in another language into English.avoid copying someone else's assessment or exam/quiz answers (wholly, partially or reworked) and claim as your own work.avoid communicating or collaborating with anyone during an exam or quiz.

Sharing your work on an assessment-sharing website is considered academic misconduct. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

You must not access any learning materials during the exam.• Do not attempt to record any part of the exam.• Do not copy or share any of the exam questions or answers, during or after the exam.• You must not ask for, or give assistance to, any other candidate during the exam.• Listen to the exam invigilator and follow all instructions.• Before you can begin your exam, you must read and accept the UNSW Plagiaris

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

Write your responses to the questions/comments below using complete ideas.What would you do if the teacher gave you a higher score in your exam by mistake?View keyboard shortcutsEditViewInsertFormatToolsTable

What do you think the consequence of their actions might be? Select all correct answers that apply. Group of answer choicesThe Educational Integrity Coordinator could accuse them of academic misconduct if the work they submitted in other units of study is also very similar.They could each fail the assignments they have been reported for.None. They have engaged in legitimate cooperation.None because the final assessments were substantially their own work.