One day a student sat in class, preparing to take a test, everyone is required to do so, and the person seated next to said student has forgotten or neglected to study. They're automatically going to look for a way to pass it, and if the only other way to do it is to look at your paper for the answers, that's exactly what they're going to do. Of course the person's going to think it's perfectly fine, as long as they get that "A ", but it's a terrible thing to do. If both of …show more content…
Someone walks in and one of a parent says that a player on one of the teams had asked for some air to be let out of the football. No one knew that the ball had been deflated until after the game. The quarterback cheated because he knew the odds of winning were slim. A player in another game got struck with extreme force and was knocked unconscious and sent to the hospital with a concussion. People assumed the other player hit him because he played extremely well on the field. What's the point in this? It gives you a bad image and reputation, no one will ever forget what terrible things you've done.
Clearly, cheating has not got anyone anywhere in life. There are always consequences when cheating. Some people may put it in their heads that it's allowable, when in reality, not one significant achievement comes from it. Many will disagree, but I completely agree that cheating is unacceptable. You'll never get away with what you think you will, whether it's cheating on a test, in a relationship, or during a sports