what are the correct answers:submit only one $(1)$ most$-$appropriate response. Each correct response is worth two $(2)$ marks. P$1$ Q$1$: Given the list below, select which items would be considered academic offenses according to the U of T Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters. $1.$ Falsifying documents $2.$ Using unauthorized aids $3.$ Impersonating another person a$)$ Items $1,4,$ and $5$ b$)$ Item $2$ c$)$ Items $1,2,3,$ and $4$ d$)$ Items $1,2,3,4,$ and $54.$ Plagiarism and$/$or submitting work that has been submitted before $5.$ Assisting another student in committing an offense P$1$ Q$2$: Consider the two items below. Select the answer below that best describes plagiarism. $1.$ Using someone else$$s ideas or expression of the ideas $($e$.$g$.$ words$).2.$ Representing the ideas as your own original ideas or failing to attribute the ideas to their proper source using conventional writing styles. a$)$ Either item is sufficient to constitute plagiarism. b$)$ Neither item constitutes plagiarism. c$)$ Only item $1$ constitutes plagiarism. d$)$ Only item $2$ constitutes plagiarism. P$1$ Q$3$: Which of the following is false regarding positionality? a$)$ Positionality affects our intersectionality b$)$ Positionality describes our view on the world c$)$ Positionality differences often lead to conflict d$)$ Positionality is an important consideration in engineering work P$1$ Q$4$: For the statements below, which statement or statements are examples of unethical conduct? $1.$ Reviewing the work of a co$-$worker with their knowledge $2.$ Paying a commission to subcontractors to provide an incentive for cost discounts $3.$ Preparing a contract to procure services $4.$ Managing a project to avoid the possibility of a product lawsuit $5.$ Determining whether a contractor should be paid based on inspection of their work a$)$ Statement $1$ b$)$ Statement $2$ c$)$ Statements $2,4,$ and $5$ d$)$ Statements $2,3,$ and $43$ P$1$ Q$5$: Consider the Professional Engineers of Ontario Code of Ethics. Which of the following statements does this Code state is $$the duty of a practitioner to $...$ act at all times with: $?1.$ Fairness and loyalty to the practitioner's associates, employers, clients, subordinates and employees $2.$ Ensure the correct processes, tools, and approaches are applied throughout the engineering design cycle $3.$ Devotion to high ideals of personal honour and professional integrity $4.$ Clarity and honesty in all communications $5.$ Knowledge of developments in the area of professional engineering relevant to any services that are undertaken $6.$ Fidelity to public needs a$)$ Statements $1,2,3,$ and $4$ b$)$ Statements $1,3,5,$ and $6$ c$)$ Statements $3,4,$ and $6$ d$)$ Statements $1,3,4,$ and $5$ P$1$ Q$6$: The Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering conducted a census on their current student population to determine the demographics of engineering students. It was discovered that less than three percent of first year engineering students are Indigenous. As such, the Faculty decided to create an entrance scholarship targeted towards Indigenous students and did targeted outreach at high schools with a high population of Indigenous students to encourage more Indigenous applicants to UofT. This is primarily an example of: a$)$ Equality b$)$ Diversity c$)$ Equity d$)$ Inclusivity P$1$ Q$7$: The Pomodoro technique is best described as: a$)$ A method of solving challenging problems b$)$ An approach for considering the ethical nature of a particular situation c$)$ A technique that supports the creation of inclusive spaces d$)$ A process for managing one$$s time and staying focused on a single task