Module 5 Readiness Quiz

Ten multiple-choice questions covering all four units of Module 5. You must score 80% or higher to pass. Unlimited attempts.

10 questionsPassing Score: 80%Unlimited attempts

Question 1 Which best defines academic integrity? a) A policy that only applies during exams b) A course you take once c) Commitment to honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility in academic work d) A rule about attendance

Question 2 Which of the following is an example of academic misconduct? a) Citing your sources correctly b) Submitting work you paid someone else to write c) Asking your tutor for clarification d) Using quotation marks for a direct quote

Question 3 What is mosaic plagiarism? a) Using only common knowledge b) Quoting with proper citation c) Reading multiple sources d) Changing a few words but keeping the source's structure and ideas without citation

Question 4 What's the correct way to paraphrase a source? a) Genuinely restate the idea in your own words and cite the source b) Change a few words and skip the citation c) Copy word-for-word without quotation marks d) Reword with synonyms but keep the original structure

Question 5 What is self-plagiarism? a) Citing your own previous work b) Revising your own draft c) Submitting your own previous work for a new course without permission d) Quoting from your own notes

Question 6 Where should you look first to find out whether AI use is allowed in a course? a) A general web search b) Your course outline and assignment instructions c) The AI tool's website d) A classmate

Question 7 What should a disclosure of AI use include? a) Nothing b) Only the tool's name c) Only the prompts you wrote d) Which tool you used, what you used it for, and how it affected your work

Question 8 Which is a real risk of AI tools? a) They can invent facts, citations, or sources that don't exist b) They are always accurate c) They contain no bias d) They improve your writing skills automatically

Question 9 What should a professional email to a tutor include? a) Only a question, no greeting b) Informal language and multiple questions bundled together c) Clear subject line, greeting, context, specific question, and sign-off with your name and student ID d) No subject line

Question 10 Why does your digital presence matter as a student? a) It only matters during exams b) What you post online can affect your reputation and future opportunities c) It doesn't — nothing online matters d) Only graduate students need to worry about it

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