Write a response according to the directions given by your instructor. Each response should contain correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Be sure to answer the question completely but choose your words carefully to not exceed the word limit if one is given. There is no right or wrong answer; your score will be based upon the strength of the argument you make to defend your position.

Discuss the possible actions, if any, that you would take in each of the following situations. In each case, use the four$-$step analysis procedure presented in Section $2\mathrm{.}1$ to help determine an appropriate answer.

$($a$)$ Your roommate purchased a theme over the Internet and submitted it as his or her own work in English class. $($b$)$ Your project$-$eam has been trying to get your design to work reliably for $2$ weeks, but it still fails about $20\%$ of the time. Your teammate notices another team's design that is much simpler, that is easy to build, and that works almost every time. Your teammate wants your group to build a replica of the other team's project at the last minute. $($c$)$ You notice that your professor forgot to log off the computer in lab. You are the only person left in the room. $($d$)$ The best student in the class, who consistently wrecks the curve by making $15$ to $20$ points higher than anyone else on every test, accidentally left her notes for the course in the classroom.

$($e$)$ You have already accepted and signed the paperwork for a position as an intern at ENGRR$-$US$.$ You then get an invitation to interview for an intern position $($all expenses paid$)$ at another company in a city you have always wanted to visit. What would you do$?$ Would you behave differently if the agreement was verbal, but the papers had not been signed?

$($f$)$ One of your professors has posted a political cartoon with which both you and your friend vehemently disagree. The friend removes the cartoon from the bulletin board and tears it up$.$