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Why do ungraded formative tasks reduce the temptation to cheat?

APupils focus on learning
BMarks are doubled
CAnswers are secret
DTeachers never check
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Pupils focus on learning
1. Cheating is tied to the stakes of the grade. 2. Compared with graded summative exams, ungraded formative tasks reduce the temptation to cheat. 3. This lets students focus on learning instead of grades. _Source: Wikipedia, Continuous assessment, Formative assessment_
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