Today's students learn more in school than just reading，writing and arithmetic. They also learn how to 1.More and more students are using 2 means to get good grades in order to get into top 3Increasingly，tomorrow's leaders are today's cheaters.

    Over the last decade，the number of students cheating academically has 4 dramatically. Duke University conducted a(n)5 of 50,000 universities and 18,000 high school students in America. More than 70 percent of the students 6to having cheated.However,10 years ago，only 56 percent of the students cheated.

    This 7 extends far beyond the US. In Asia，where students face great 8 to excel (胜过)，the cheating problem is especially 9In many Asian countries，a student's performance is measured 10 by exam scores. And admission to a top school 11 passing standardized tests. This test­ driven culture makes cheating an easy way for students to get 12 in a super­ competitive academic system.

    Last year,24 students in Taiwan 13 chances and ended up in prison 14 they were caught cheating on the University Entrance Exam. The students received answers to test questions 15 cell phones and other electronic devices (设备). But the pressure to perform well on tests isn't the only thing turning16into cheaters. For one，new technology makes cheating 17 than ever. Students now have more choices than just “cheat sheets”18 in pencil­ boxes.

    Today's students use text­ messaging to send each other test19Some post questions from standardized tests on Internet bulletin boards (公告牌). Students in Asia，20 ， have posted questions from the TOEFL and the GRE.

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