The Homework You Copied
You had a worksheet of questions to answer for homework. You didn't really get it, so you typed the questions into a website and copied the answers straight off the screen — word for word, including a couple of fancy words you don't actually know the meaning of. It looks great. It looks like you understood it perfectly. Tomorrow your teacher might ask you to explain one of your answers out loud. You won't be able to, because they're not really your answers — you just copied them. You handed in something that looks like your work and isn't. The worksheet's done. The understanding it was supposed to give you isn't there at all.
Would you rather hand in copied homework that's finished, or your own that's only half-done? Why?
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