Integrity Basics
School Situations
Scripture Support
Blessing of Integrity
Words of the Prophets
100

What is plagiarism, and why is it considered dishonest in education?

Plagiarism is using someone else’s words or ideas without giving credit. It’s dishonest because it misrepresents another’s work as your own.

100

A classmate sends you a picture of test answers—what principle should guide your choice?

Choose integrity by refusing to cheat, even if it’s tempting.

100

According to 3 Nephi 27:18, why is honesty important in becoming like Christ?

Because being honest and doing good works is part of following Christ and receiving eternal life.

100

Tell us an experience when you had to choose honesty / integrity.

Open

100

Elder Wirthlin said that the world desperately needs what?

Men and Women of integrity.

200

Integrity isn’t just about actions—it also includes what?

Integrity includes your thoughts and inner honesty, not just outward behavior.

200

Using online software to write your essay counts as what type of dishonest practice?

Academic dishonesty or plagiarism.

200

Which Article of Faith teaches that we believe in being honest, true, chaste, and virtuous?

13th

200

Acting with honesty and integrity makes us more like whom?

Jesus Christ

200

Elder Faust described this as more than not lying. It’s truth telling, truth speaking, truth living, and truth loving.

Honesty

300

Name one modern issue that shows why the world needs integrity.

Cheating, plagiarism, dishonest business practices, or corruption.

300

What’s one way to prepare yourself for situations where cheating seems tempting?

Decide ahead of time to be honest and have a plan for how you’ll respond.

300

In Doctrine and Covenants 3:2, what is said about God’s honesty?

That God’s works, purposes, and words are eternal, unchanging, and always true.

300

Name one blessing or benefit of showing integrity in education.

Builds trust, strengthens character, brings peace of mind, and invites the Spirit.

300

President Nelson uses this word to describe the speed in which we should repair any flaw in our integrity.

Prompt

400

Why is integrity described as a “foundation” for trust in relationships?

Because trust depends on honesty — without integrity, people cannot rely on each other.

400

Why is “everyone else is doing it” not a good excuse for dishonesty?

Because integrity means doing what’s right regardless of what others choose.

400

How does Doctrine and Covenants 124:15 praise Hyrum Smith in relation to integrity?

The Lord said Hyrum was a man of integrity of heart, loved by God.

400

How does personal integrity affect your ability to receive the Spirit?

It keeps your heart pure, allowing the Spirit to guide you more fully.

400

Elder Wirthlin explained that integrity is more than just honesty—what deeper quality does it involve?

Doing what is right deep in your soul, not just appearing good.

500

What lifelong effect does building integrity as a student have on your discipleship?

It strengthens your ability to be a true disciple of Christ and builds habits of honesty that guide future choices.

500

What are some potential long-term consequences of dishonesty in school?

Loss of trust, weakened character, academic penalties, and difficulty maintaining integrity in future responsibilities

500

In D&C 121:45, what does it say will “greatly enlarge the soul” if we are full of integrity and charity?

The Holy Ghost and the Spirit’s influence.

500

Why does God trust those who consistently show integrity with greater responsibilities?

Because He knows they will be faithful stewards and honor His trust.

500

Where do you stand today? Can the Lord count on you and your integrity as a true member of His Church?

Yes