First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)

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1. What is the main takeaway from "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check"?

   1. AI is the most useful learning tool ever made. It is also the easiest way to get expelled. First-gen students sometimes carry more risk because they don't know the unwritten rules. Here are the written and unwritten ones.
   2. Housing (paid? subsidized? on you?)
   3. Apply campus vocabulary in your careers workflow to get better results
   4. Lab and project blocks

2. Which choice best fits the situation in "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check"?

   1. academic integrity
   2. honor code
   3. AI policy
   4. disclosure

3. A learner studying First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) would need to understand which concept?

   1. honor code
   2. AI policy
   3. academic integrity
   4. disclosure

4. Which of these is directly relevant to First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)?

   1. honor code
   2. academic integrity
   3. disclosure
   4. AI policy

5. Which of the following is a key point about First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)?

   1. Read the syllabus' AI policy. If unclear, email the professor and keep the reply.
   2. If something feels like it might be cheating, it usually is. Ask first.
   3. Cite AI use in any work where the policy allows AI but requires disclosure.
   4. Never paste an exam, quiz, or proctored question into a chatbot.

6. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)?

   1. Cite AI use in any work where the policy allows AI but requires disclosure.
   2. If something feels like it might be cheating, it usually is. Ask first.
   3. Read the syllabus' AI policy. If unclear, email the professor and keep the reply.
   4. Housing (paid? subsidized? on you?)

7. What is the key insight about "First-gen-specific risk" in the context of First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)?

   1. Housing (paid? subsidized? on you?)
   2. Apply campus vocabulary in your careers workflow to get better results
   3. Many honor-code cases involve students who didn't grow up around the unwritten 'do your own work even when nobody's watc…
   4. Lab and project blocks

8. Which statement accurately describes an aspect of First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters)?

   1. Housing (paid? subsidized? on you?)
   2. Apply campus vocabulary in your careers workflow to get better results
   3. Lab and project blocks
   4. Some professors say 'use AI freely, just cite it.' Some say 'no AI of any kind.' Some say 'AI for brainstorming only.

9. In "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

   1. academic integrity
   2. AI policy
   3. honor code
   4. disclosure

10. In "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. honor code
    2. AI policy
    3. disclosure
    4. academic integrity

11. In "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. AI policy
    2. honor code
    3. academic integrity
    4. disclosure

12. In "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. honor code
    2. disclosure
    3. academic integrity
    4. AI policy

13. In "First-Gen Ethics: When to Use AI on Schoolwork (and When Honor Code Matters) — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. academic integrity
    2. AI policy
    3. honor code
    4. disclosure