What would you do if you're getting ready to take a test, but you have had to watch your siblings for the past two days and have not had any time to prepare and your best friend, Alex, is also in the class with you and has offered to help you on the test. Nobody would see if you decided to take Alex up on the offer to help.

A. After attempting the test, there are only two answer that you do not know, so you let Alex help you.
B. Since nobody will know, and you don t want to have a bad grade, you let Alex help you on the test.
C. You go ahead and take the test and accept whatever grade you get.
D. You speak to your teacher and explain the situation. If they then tell you that you have to take the test anyway, you figure they don t care about your situation and you decide to take Alex up on the offer.

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