"They're only truly great who are truly good." -George Chapman
I agree with George Chapman statement. It doesn't matter what you do if you are not doing it for a good reason. You can get a good score on a test, but if you cheat you are not truly great. The cheater will get credit, but they will feel guilty. Instead, they should have studied. An example of doing something for a good reason happened with a middle school football team. The team was 1 yard away from making a touchdown when one of their teammates "fell." He purposely fell so they can give the touchdown to their disabled teammate. At the end the team and the disabled boy felt so happy.
I agree with George Chapman statement. It doesn't matter what you do if you are not doing it for a good reason. You can get a good score on a test, but if you cheat you are not truly great. The cheater will get credit, but they will feel guilty. Instead, they should have studied. An example of doing something for a good reason happened with a middle school football team. The team was 1 yard away from making a touchdown when one of their teammates "fell." He purposely fell so they can give the touchdown to their disabled teammate. At the end the team and the disabled boy felt so happy.
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