What is a growing problem in the UK according to the program?

Cheating

Boredom

Learning disabilities

Lack of resources



Who went to a skateboard park in West London to see what young people thought about cheating?

Our reporter

Patrick

Emily

Ophelia



When is cheating in GCSEs difficult to do?

Always

Never

On ordinary tests

In exams


Where do some students get their answers from on their mobile phones according to Patrick?

Their friends

The internet

Their teachers

Textbooks


Why is Emily against cheating?

Because her school's policy

Because she hates school

Because her friends cheat

Because she cheats too


How do students cheat at Ophelia's school according to her?

Cheating isn't all that common

By downloading translations off the internet

By bribing the teachers

By using cheat codes


How do teachers react to cheating in exams at Emily's school?

They tear up the student's paper

They ignore it

They encourage it

They give rewards


What technology makes cheating easier according to the program?

Mobile phones

Computers

Televisions

Radios


In what type of activity does Ophelia not mind cheating?

Games

Watching films

Sports

Charity


What consequences do students face for cheating in exams at Emily's school?

A letter home

A warning

An expulsion

A reward