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关于大学考试作弊的英语作文120
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篇1
Cheating is Really Really Bad!
Hi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. Today I want to talk to you about something very serious - cheating on tests in college. I know I'm still just a kid, but this is an important topic that can really mess up your whole life if you're not careful!
First of all, what even is cheating? Well, it's when you try to get an unfair advantage on a test or assignment by doing things like copying someone else's answers, bringing hidden notes with you, or looking stuff up online when you're not supposed to. Basically, it's not playing by the rules and being dishonest.
So why is cheating so bad? There are a lot of reasons! The biggest one is that it's just plain wrong. Our parents and teachers always tell us we need to be honest and have integrity. Cheating is a huge lie and a betrayal of trust. It's like stealing the answers instead of earning them yourself through hard work.
Cheating also means you're not really learning the material. The whole point of school is to get an education and gain knowledge that will help you later in life. If you just cheat your way through, you're cheating yourself out of that learning. When you get to the real world, you'll be totally unprepared because you don't actually know anything!
Speaking of the real world, cheating in college can have some really awful long-term consequences too. If you get caught (and teachers are getting better and better at detecting cheaters), you could get kicked out of your university. That's terrible because you'd be wasting all your hard work up until then and all the money you spent on tuition. Future employers might not want to hire you if they find out you were an academic cheater too.
I've also heard that cheating is like a slippery slope. Once you start doing it, it becomes easier and easier to keep cheating more and more without feeling too guilty about it. Before you know it, you're a full-blown cheater who can't stop! That's definitely not the kind of person I'd want to be.
Now, I know college is really hard and stressful. There's so much pressure to get perfect grades so you can get into a good job or grad school after you graduate. Plus you're an adult living
on your own for the first time with tons of distractions and responsibilities. I can understand feeling tempted to cheat to make things a little easier.
But you know what? The right thing is almost never the easy thing! Getting a real, honest education takes dedication, time management skills, and perseverance. If you find yourself struggling, there are so many better options than cheating. You can get tutoring help, study in groups with friends, use good time management to avoid cramming at the last minute, and just work as hard as you possibly can.
It's also important to take care of yourself. Don't just bury your head in books 24/7 - make sure you're eating well, exercising, getting enough sleep, and taking breaks to have fun and de-stress. Looking after your body and mind will help you be at your best when it's time to study and take tests. Being
well-rested and focused is way better than being a tired, anxious cheater!
At the end of the day, your integrity and the real knowledge you gain are what matter most, not just a high GPA. Sure, getting good grades is really important too. But not at the cost of sacrificing your ethics and hollow accomplishments you didn't truly earn through your own efforts.
So please, please don't cheat in college or ever! It's wrong, it defeats the whole purpose of getting an education, and it can derail your entire future if you get caught. Have the courage and work ethic to put in your best honest effort. Your future self will thank you so much for building good habits and becoming a person of strong moral character.
Phew, that was a lot of serious talk for a kid like me, huh? I just want all you older kids out there to make good choices and be people I can look up to. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to go play some video games and eat my snacks! Thanks for listening!
篇2
Cheating in College Exams Is Really Really Bad!
Hi everybody! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. Today I want to talk to you about something very serious and important - cheating in college exams. Even though I'm just a kid, I think cheating is one of the worst things a student can do. Let me tell you why.
First of all, cheating is like stealing. When you cheat on a test, you're basically stealing the answers from somebody else instead of using your own brain. That's not fair to the people who actually studied really hard and did the work honestly. Imagine if
you spent weeks practicing for your big soccer game, then some kids snuck in and stole your trophies without even playing? You'd be really mad, right? That's kind of like what cheaters do - they take something they didn't earn.
Cheating is also super disrespectful to your teachers. Your teachers work really hard to teach you things and give you assignments to help you learn. When you cheat, you're basically saying "I don't care about any of the work you did, I'd rather just take the easy way out." That's so rude! Teachers put in a ton of effort and cheaters just spit in their faces. No wonder teachers get upset when they catch cheaters.
But you know what the worst part is? Cheating doesn't actually help you learn anything! The whole point of going to school is to get an education and learn stuff. But if you just cheat on all the tests and assignments, you're not actually learning. You're just gonna end up being a grown-up who doesn't know anything! Then you'll have a really hard time with jobs and life because you never bothered to learn what you needed to learn.
Imagine if you cheated your way through school and became a doctor, but you didn't actually know anything about medicine because you cheated on all your tests. Then if somebody came into your hospital really sick, you wouldn't
know how to help them because you're totally clueless! That person could die, all because you cheated instead of learning properly. Scary, right?
Cheating also ruins your self-respect. If you can't get good grades without cheating, you'll never feel proud of yourself. You'll always know, deep down, that you didn't really earn your success. That would make me feel like a big phony! True
self-confidence comes from working hard and doing your best, not from cutting corners.
I get that school can be really hard sometimes and you might be tempted to cheat because you're stressed or struggling. But that's never the right answer! If you're having trouble with a subject, talk to your teacher and ask for extra help. Do extra studying, get a tutor, whatever you need to do to understand it properly. Yeah it's more work, but in the long run it's way better than cheating. You'll learn the material and feel good about your achievements.
There's no excuse for being a cheater, whether you're in college or elementary school. Cheating hurts you, your classmates, your teachers, and your future. If you ever see somebody cheating, please don't be afraid to speak up! A lot of
cheaters get away with it because nobody reports them. Be brave and do the right thing - cheating needs to stop.
I hope I've convinced you all that cheating is just about the worst thing a student can do. Getting a good education is super important for having a bright future, and cheating ruins that. So study hard, be honest, ask for help when you need it, and never ever cheat! Respect yourselves and your teachers. Thanks for listening, friends!
篇3
Cheating is Bad!
Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. Today I want to talk to you about something really serious - cheating in university exams. I know, I know, I'm just a kid and university seems like a million years away for me. But cheating is wrong no matter how old you are, and I think it's important we learn this lesson early.
My teacher Miss Johnson taught us all about honesty and integrity in school. She said those are two very important values we need to have. Honesty means telling the truth and not lying or tricking people. Integrity means doing the right thing, even when it's hard or no one is watching.
When you cheat on a test or exam, you are being dishonest and showing you have no integrity. Instead of studying hard and learning the material properly, you take a sneaky shortcut. That's just plain wrong in my book!
I can understand the temptation though. School can be really tough and exams make me super nervous sometimes. I start sweating and my heart beats really fast when I'm taking a big test. I get worried I might fail if I don't know all the answers. Maybe that's how some university students feel too when they have a huge, important exam.
But cheating is never the right solution. By copying someone else's work or smuggling in notes, you're just fooling yourself. You don't actually learn anything that way! And if you get caught cheating, you could get in really big trouble like getting suspended or even expelled from university. Yikes!
Not only that, but cheating is unfair to all the students who studied really hard and did the work honestly. Can you imagine how mad you'd feel if you busted your butt studying, but then someone who cheated got a better grade than you? No fair!
I've also heard that cheating in university can really come back to bite you later in life too. Like say you cheated your way through and managed to become a doctor somehow. That
would be so scary and dangerous! You'd be treating patients without actually knowing all the proper medical stuff. I wouldn't want a cheater doctor operating on me, would you?
The same goes for other careers too. Cheaters who become engineers might build bridges or buildings that could collapse. Cheaters who become pilots could crash a plane full of people. Cheaters who become scientists might mess up some major experiment or discovery. So much could go wrong!
Plus, once someone is known as a cheater, nobody will trust them anymore. It's really hard to re-earn that trust after you've been caught being dishonest, even just once. Future employers or colleagues will always have doubts about whether you actually earned your credentials fairly. Nobody wants to hire or work with someone they can't trust fully.
I'm sure many of you are probably thinking "Well duh Timmy, of course cheating is wrong! We're not stupid." And you're absolutely right, on some level we all know cheating is bad. But I guess sometimes when people feel really stressed or pressured, they can convince themselves it's okay "just this once." Well it's never okay!
Every semester I hear more stories about clever students finding new ways to cheat on tests using modern technology like
phones, watches, glasses, or even having a friend text them answers. That's so sneaky and dishonest! I know technology makes cheating seem easier than ever, but that's no excuse.
We have to remember what's truly important in life - learning, growing, working hard, and becoming a good person with strong principles. Nobody respects a cheater. At the end of the day, the most accomplished and successful people are those who did things the right way through hard work and perseverance.
So please, pretty please, don't ever cheat in university or at any time! It's wrong and it can really mess up your life down the road even if you don't get caught right away. Study hard, ask for help from professors or tutors if you need it, and earn your achievements fair and square. That's the only way to truly feel proud of yourself.
If you ever feel tempted to cheat because you're struggling, just remember what good old Timmy said. Cheating is bad! Have integrity, be honest, and do the right thing instead. Your future self will thank you, I promise.
Okay, that's all for today's lecture from Professor Timmy. Let's all give a big class cheer for honesty and hard work! Go students, go!
篇4
Cheating is Really Really Bad!
Hi everyone! My name is Emma and I'm 8 years old. Today I want to talk to you about a very serious problem - cheating on tests in college. I know I'm just a kid, but cheating is super duper wrong and you should never ever do it!
First of all, cheating is basically just copying someone else's answers instead of doing the work yourself. It's like if I had a math test, and instead of solving the problems myself, I just looked at what the kid next to me wrote down. That would be cheating! Or if I had a spelling test, and I wrote the words on my hand so I could sneak a peek at them. Again, total cheating.
I'm sure you're wondering, what's so bad about cheating? You still get the right answers, right? Well, there are actually a whole bunch of reasons why cheating is one of the worst things a student can do. Let me break it down for you:
It's completely unfair to everyone else. Think about it - if you cheat on a test, you're getting a way better grade than you deserve. You didn't actually learn and understand the material at all. Meanwhile, the kids who worked really hard studying are getting lower scores than a cheater! Can you imagine how mad
you'd be if you spent weeks preparing for a test and then found out someone just copied off their friend to beat you? No way, Jose!
You're only cheating yourself. Sounds weird, right? But it's true! The whole point of going to school is to learn stuff and get an education. If you just cheat on every test and assignment, you're not actually learning anything at all. You may get a diploma, but you'll be dumber than a box of rocks! Then you'll struggle big time when you try to get a job or go to college for real. Learning is super important.
It could get you in super huge trouble. Most schools are very strict about cheating and have serious consequences if you're caught. You could be suspended, expelled, or even taken to court! Cheating is basically stealing - stealing test answers and grades you don't deserve. And stealing is against the law, even for kids! You could ruin your whole future by getting kicked out of school for cheating.
It's lying and lying is wrong. Oh boy, this one is obvious, right? When you cheat on a test, you're basically lying about knowing the material. You're tricking your teacher into thinking you're smarter than you really are. And as we all know, lying is a major no-no. It's just plain wrong and dishonest.
You'll never feel proud of yourself. Let's say you graduate from college after cheating on every single test and assignment. You may have a fancy degree, but will you really feel accomplished? Of course not! You'll always know, deep down, that you took the easy way out instead of working hard and earning it fair and square. That would make me super sad and disappointed in myself.
I could go on and on, but I think you get the point - cheating is one of the worst things a student can do. There's really no excuse for it at all! If you're struggling with a class, the answer is to study harder, get tutoring help, or talk to your professor. Not to cheat!
Now let me guess, you're thinking "Yeah, but Emma, everyone cheats these days! It's really hard to get good grades without cheating at least a little bit." Nope, nope, nope! Two wrongs don't make a right. Even if cheating is common, that doesn't make it okay. You have to be better than that and do the right thing.
And don't even get me started on things like buying papers online, having someone else take an online test for you, or using those silly phone cheating devices. That's basically unlimited
cheating! At that point, you may as well just drop out because you're not learning a single thing.
I know this was a huge lecture, but I really want to drill this into your heads: cheating is 100% unacceptable, no ifs, ands, or buts about it. When you get to college, you have to make a personal commitment to yourself to never cheat, not even once. Doing the right thing and working hard for your grades may not always be easy, but it's the only way to get a real, honest education.
So there you have it! My eight-year-old self has spoken. Cheating is really, really, really bad and you should never do it for any reason whatsoever. If this made even one college student think twice about cheating, then I've done my job!
The end! Thanks for reading, and make good choices out there. Study hard, work hard, and stay honest. Cheating is for losers!
篇5
Cheating is a Bad Thing
Hi! My name is Tommy and I'm in 4th grade. Today I want to talk to you about something really serious - cheating on tests in
college. I know I'm just a kid, but this is an important topic that everyone should learn about.
In college, the tests are really hard and some students feel a lot of pressure to get good grades. So sometimes they try to cheat to get better scores. But cheating is wrong and can get you in really big trouble!
One way some college students cheat is by writing little notes with answers and stuff on their hands, arms, or even under their shirt sleeves. Then during the test, they can sneak peeks at the notes to find the answers. That's pretty sneaky if you ask me! Another cheating trick is to program formulas and notes into graphing calculators or other devices to access during the exam. Using technology to cheat is becoming more common these days.
Some students even go as far as paying other people to take their tests for them! They find some smart person, give them money, and that person goes and takes the test pretending to be the student who paid them. Isn't that crazy? I can't believe some people would actually do that just to pass a test.
Cheating can also happen by copying off another student's paper during the test. You've probably seen kids doing that in school before. They try to subtly peek over at the person next to
them to copy their work. Some students make tiny cheat sheets by writing teeny tiny notes on stuff like gum wrappers or rubber bands and sneak looks at those during tests too.
All these cheating methods are totally wrong, wrong, wrong! If you get caught cheating in college, you can get kicked out and not allowed to attend that school anymore. Your parents would be really mad and disappointed in you too, I bet. Plus, cheating is basically just telling lies, and we all know lies are bad news.
Instead of cheating, college students should study hard, pay attention in class, take good notes, and do lots of practice problems to prepare properly for tests. That's the honest and right way to do well. They can also ask the teacher for extra help if they're struggling with something. There's no good excuse for cheating at all.
Making good choices is really important, even when you're under a lot of stress and pressure. Cheating might seem like an easy way out, but it's only going to cause you more problems in the end. You could get in huge trouble, feel guilty for being dishonest, and even stop learning the important stuff you need to know. Why risk all that just to cut some corners?
So I really hope college students out there resist the temptation to cheat and always do the right, honest thing on
tests and assignments. Work hard, study smart, and you'll do great! Taking shortcuts by cheating is just plain wrong. Don't do it, college peeps!
Well, that's my two cents on this issue for today. Thanks for listening to what this 4th grader has to say! Cheating is super bad, so make good choices, okay? Okay, time for me to go play some video games. Bye!
篇6
Cheating is Really Really Bad!
Hi friends! Today I want to talk to you about something very serious - cheating on tests in college. I know you might be thinking "But I'm just a kid, why does this matter to me?" Well, let me tell you why it's so important!
You see, when you get older and go to college, you have to take lots of big tests and exams. The grades you get on those tests can decide if you pass your classes or not. And if you don't pass your classes, you might not be able to graduate and get your college degree. That's a really big deal!
Some college students think it might be okay to cheat on their tests to get better grades. But cheating is never the right
thing to do. It's like lying, and lying is wrong. When you cheat, you're being dishonest and that's bad.
There are a few different ways that college students might try to cheat. One way is by writing little notes with answers or formulas on them and sneaking those notes into the test. That's pretty sneaky! Another way is by using a tiny hidden camera or their phone to record the test questions and then looking up the answers later. Some students even put hidden earpieces in their ears so a friend can whisper the answers to them during the test. Isn't that crazy?
But here's the thing - if you get caught cheating in college, you can get in really really big trouble! The consequences are super serious. You might get kicked out of that class and fail it automatically. Or you could even get expelled from the whole college or university! That means you'd have to leave and couldn't finish your degree. Doesn't that sound awful?
Cheating is also really unfair to all the other students who studied hard and did the work honestly. It's like you're stealing grades that you didn't truly earn. Imagine how mad you'd be if you played a sport like soccer fairly but some kids on the other team broke the rules to win. That's no fun at all!
I know school can be really hard sometimes and you might be tempted to cheat if you struggle with a subject. But there are much better ways to get help than cheating. You can ask your teacher for extra lessons or get a tutor. You can form study groups with friends. Or you can go to your college's academic help center for guidance. There are always ethical options if you need support!
Cheating might seem like an easy way to get better grades for a while, but it catches up with you. If you keep cheating, you'll never really learn the material properly. And when you get a job after college, you'll struggle because you'll be missing important knowledge and skills. Employers can tell when people don't actually know their stuff.
Plus, if you get caught cheating, it can ruin your whole career and future. Many companies do background checks before hiring people. If they find out you were expelled from college for cheating, they probably won't want to hire you. Getting caught cheating can follow you around for your whole life and make it very hard to get good jobs. No one wants to hire a cheater!
At the end of the day, cheating is never worth it. Sure, it might get you a slightly better grade on one test, but think about how much you're risking - your entire education, your degree,
your future career. Is it really worth throwing all of that away just to cheat on a single exam? I don't think so!
The best policy is to study hard, do your honest best, and earn your grades fair and square. Yeah, it takes more work than cheating. But when you succeed by doing things the right way, you can be really proud of yourself. You'll know you earned it. And there's no better feeling than that!
So I want you to promise me one thing, okay? Promise that when you're a college student years from now, you'll never ever cheat on tests or assignments. Pinky promise? Being honest and ethical is one of the most important things in life. If you cheat, you're only cheating yourself. Stay true to your values and integrity - you'll be so grateful you did later on!
What do you think about cheating? I'm really curious to hear your thoughts! Let me know if you have any other questions. Remember, getting a good education is a precious gift. Don't take the easy way out and ruin it for yourself. Work hard, play fair, and make good choices. You've got this!。

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