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更多“You are not cheating if you ask about the material on the test and the types of questions”相关的问题
第1题
A.happen
B.occur
C.reflect
D.strike
第2题
1．在各类考试中，总发现有学生作弊的现象
2．作弊所带来的不良影响
3．怎样制止作弊
Cheating on Exams
第3题
1. 在大学里存在着考试作弊的现象；
2. 你是怎么看待这一现象的；
3. 如何才能制止之种现象。
Cheating on Campus
第4题
1.考试作弊屡禁不止
2. 考试作弊的原因
3. 解决办法
第5题
Cheating
The Kansan State University Junior was desperate. Already on academic probation after stumbling through a shaky sophomore year while battling a severe case of asthma, he was about to flunk political science for missing two exams. Another F could mean suspension, which would put at risk the college degree he'd always counted on. He couldn't take that chance. Instead, he took a different one.
Thanks to a part-time job in the university's information-technology department, the young man -- a born-and-bred Midwesterner who loved reading and played trumpet in his high school band had access to his professor's online grade book. with a few quick keystrokes, he was able to give himself passing scores for the tests he hadn't taken. He wasn't clever enough, though, to cover his tracks. He was soon caught and suspended--and has been racked with guilt ever since.
While this student and his professors say the incident resulted from a momentary lapse in judgment, the sad fact is that, in a broader sense, it's hardly an isolated act. There's plenty to suggest that academic cheating is epidemic in the country's high schools and colleges. Consider a few examples: nine business students at the University of Maryland caught receiving text messaged answers on their cell phones during an accounting exam; a Texas teen criminally charged for selling stolen test answers--allegedly swiped via a keystroke-decoding device affixed to a teacher's computer--to fellow students.
Beyond the anecdotes, experts point to a stream of data--much of it from students themselves-- that indicates cheating is rampant. A report last June by Rutgers University professor Donald McCabe for The Center for Academic Integrity showed 70 percent of students at 60 colleges admitting to some cheating within the previous year; one in four admitted to engaging in serious cheating (copying from another student, using concealed notes, or helping someone else cheat). McCabe's high school findings were similarly grim: Of 18,000 high school students surveyed across the country over the past four years, 70 percent of those in public schools admitted to at least one case of serious test cheating; about six in ten admitted to some form. of plagiarism. Just under half of all private school students acknowledged similar lapses.
Cheating isn't new. As long as there have been roles, there have been people intent on breaking them. What's alarming now, says Institute founder Michael Josephson, is how widespread and blatant the practice has become.
"People who cheated were in the minority and they kept it secret, even from their friends," he says. "Now they are the majority, and they are bold about it. Today, if you ask kids about cheating, you will get such cavalier attitudes that the statistics are almost secondary."
Success at Any Cost
Josephson and others grappling with the issue say two forces are behind the erosion in ethics. First, advances in technology--chiefly the Internet and portable digital devices--have made cheating easier. A bigger factor, though, is the way bad behavior. across society--ball players popping steroids, business executives cooking corporate books, journalists fabricating quotes, even teachers faking test scores to make schools look good--signals that nothing is out of bounds when success is at stake.
The pressure to succeed that drives some to cheat starts early, says Tomas Rua, a senior at Friends Seminary, a New York City private school. "Everything that you do and work for is to maximize your potential," he says. "And many people feel driven to use any recourse so that they can get that grade. There is a lot of hysteria about college, and you start hearing about it in the middle school."
Daniel, a student at Turlock High School in California's Central Valley, certainly takes that attitude: "If I want to get the better
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第6题
听力原文：W: Richard, what's that under your paper？
M: What's what？
W: Lift up your arm. What's this？
M: Oh, that. Uh, that's a grocery list. I've got to pick up some things on my way home.
W: Do you really expect me to believe that？
M: Well, that's what it is.
W: (reading) Soren Kierkegaard, Denmark, 1800s, Hegel, Germany, Sartre, Paris, 1900s... An interesting "grocery" list, Mr. Jackson.
M: Oh, gee, let me see that. Oh, my gosh, they must be my notes. How did they get here？
W: I'd like to see you in my office, please. (They leave the classroom and go to the office down the hall.) Now, Richard, would you care to explain how the answers to the test questions appeared on your desk？
M: I can't. Someone must have left them on my desk.
W: Someone left them on your desk？ Someone with handwriting identical to yours left them on your desk？ I'm afraid I can't accept that answer.
M: Are you accusing me of cheating？
W: Yes, I am.
M: You can't do that without proof! I'm going to call my counselor!
W: By all means, do that. In the meantime, however, don't come to class again. I am extremely disappointed in your behavior.
(20)
A．They are friends.
B．They are counselor and client.
C．They are teacher and student.
D．They are colleagues.
第7题
听力原文：W: (19)Why the long face？ I've never seen you so down. I thought you quit smoking. How come you started again？
M: Troubles, my dear sister. (20)Female troubles. What a bunch of headaches!
W: Which one now, or should I ask you how many？
M: Be serious! Just the one I've been going with for the past two months.
W: You mean the gorgeous blond, Monica, that you fell so hard for？ Kind of sudden, wasn't it？
M: That's the one. (20)I thought she was the one for me, my ideal woman, the girl of nay dream. Now I've found out she seems to be cheating on me.
W: Really？ No wonder you're so depressed. She's not the only fish in the sea, you know. Step out of home and go downtown, have a beer, and find another chance.
M: Oh, knock it off, Maria. I've been true to her, but she's been playing around. You see, we were supposed to meet at the Student Union yesterday, but she didn't turn up. When I finally called her this morning, she told a lie to me.
W: Why are you so sure that it was a lie？ Don't you trust her？
M: Her story didn't hang together. Besides, Michael came to tell me Monica was dating with some guy in a club while I cooled my heels waiting for her in the Union. It makes me boil.
W: Hey, calm down, Daniel. (21)Are you going to take Michael's word for it？ How could he have known when and where you were meeting？
(20)
A．The long face he has got.
B．The behavior. he conducts.
C．The smoking he quitted.
D．The words he speaks.
第8题
Many on-line crimes are not so different to【C6】______seen in real world, the spreading of fake data, cheating and blackmail,【C7】______property rights infringements and privacy violations. But computer hackers also create new forms of crime【C8】______the Internet changes the world into a "global village".
With the【C9】______of e-business, on-line crimes could not only cause great damage to【C10】______, but could also threaten the【C11】______of national political, economic and cultural orders. The【C12】______legal system in most countries【C13】______weak when dealing with on-line crimes,【C14】______to the sophisticated technology involved. For this reason, many countries are considering【C15】______Internet laws to curb on-line crimes.
In China,【C16】______there are millions of Internet surfers, it is more important to formulate new laws and rules on network security than to【C17】______the existing ones. When drafting and【C18】______new laws, China should also【C19】______the relations between protecting network security【C20】______the sound development of Internet.
【C1】
A．surfing
B．operating
C．reaching
D．exploring
第9题
______ (必须采取有效措施)to eliminate cheating on campus.
第10题
The shop assistant was dismissed as she was ________ of cheating customers.
A．accused
B．charged
C．scolded
D．cursed
