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John, who is in the fourth grade, has been doing poorly on his spelling tests. His parents want to pull him out of the soccer team if he doesn't improve. John knows that the girl who sits next to him always gets 100 points on her tests, and he is thinking about cheating during the next test so that he can continue to play soccer.

Janet is in high school, and she is worried about her friend Beth’s health. She has watched Beth lose a lot of weight over the past year, skipping lunches and sometimes taking pills between classes. Janet is scared that Beth may end up in the hospital, but her parents don’t see this problem. Should Janet talk to them and risk making her friend angry with her?

Janet is in high school, and she is worried about her friend Beth’s health. She has watched Beth lose a lot of weight over the past year, skipping lunches and sometimes taking pills between classes. Janet is scared that Beth may end up in the hospital, but her parents don’t see this problem. Should Janet talk to them and risk making her friend angry with her?

Kyle's parents told him that if he were able to keep getting good grades, they would buy him a car as a present. He didn’t tell them about an F for chemistry that he had gotten a month ago. Now that his parents are about to buy him a car, he is starting to feel guilty. Should he tell his parents the truth or let them buy the car?