Your best friend Jeremy is worried. Today is a big math test and he did not study last night because he had a baseball game and just didn’t feel like studying when he got home. He is really happy because you sit beside him in school. He wants you to write your answers bigger than you usually do and tilt your paper to where he can see your answers so he can copy them.
You don’t want Jeremy to get a bad grade. After all, he’s the one cheating on the test, not you. Yet you feel deep inside that this attitude is wrong.
What do you think you should do?
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My passion is analyzing information, exploring ideas, lifelong learning and sharing knowledge with others. I have a wide range of interests and am not easily bored so I approach unfamiliar and diverse subjects with great zeal. I am a business nerd, fascinated by what can be accomplished through innovative companies and people who want to change the world.
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