9 types of behavior belong to the examination discipline:

● Bring items beyond the regulations into the examination room or take the test in seats that are not specified or are not placed in the specified position.

● Answer questions before the test start signal is issued or continue to answer questions after the test end signal is issued.

Peeping, whispering, exchanging signals or gestures during the exam.

● Noisy, smoking or other behaviors that affect the order of the examination room within the scope prohibited by the examination room or educational examination institution.

● Leave the examination room without the consent of the examination staff during the examination.

● Take test papers and answer sheets (including answer sheets, answer sheets, etc.). , the same below), draft paper and other papers out of the examination room.

● Answer the questions with a pen or paper other than that specified, or answer the questions in a place other than that specified in the test paper.

● Party B writes his name, test number or marks information in other ways on the answer sheet.

● Other behaviors that violate the rules of the examination room but do not constitute cheating.

14 behavior belongs to cheating in the exam:

● Electronic equipment carrying or storing materials related to the examination content.

● Copying or assisting others to copy the answers to test questions or materials related to the test contents.

● Snatching or stealing other people's test papers and answer sheets or coercing others to provide convenience for plagiarism.

Portable equipment with the function of sending or receiving information.

● Take exams instead of impersonating others.

● Deliberately destroy test papers, answer sheets or examination materials.

● Fill in the name, test number and other information inconsistent with my identity on the answer sheet.

● Pass and receive articles or exchange papers, answer sheets and draft papers.

● Other acts of obtaining or trying to obtain answers to test questions and test scores by improper means.

● Forge documents, certificates, files and other materials to obtain examination qualifications, bonus points and examination results.

● In the marking process, the answers are regarded as the same.

● The discipline in the examination room is chaotic, the examination order is out of control, and there is a large-scale cheating in the examination.

● Examination staff assist in cheating and verify afterwards.

● Other behaviors that should be considered as cheating.