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English, 01.02.2020 23:43, chloejaylevesque

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should students be given a second chance after they were found cheating on a test? many people say yes and many people say no. the reasons are unlimited, but if all were stated in this essay, it would be about thirty pages.
many people say yes because cheating on a test is similar to plagiarising on a final in college. many people also say yes because students are told at a young age that it is unacceptable to cheat on a test, quiz, classwork, or homework.

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