I was in a class of students doing a team project where we each write 15% of a research paper. I wrote everyone's section for them.

I was in a class where students were grouped together in groups of 6 students each. Each student is supposed to write 15% of the research paper, and the 6 students were to turn in the same research paper. We were to pick a topic, then decide who writes what. Our plan was that we'd go to a shareable google doc and write our parts, then edit each others. We'd cite our sources, then give it in to the teacher.<br><br>Except for one thing: I wrote everyone's section for them, and my section as well. Then, I signed everyone's name, printed it out, and turned it in. I was a high school senior, and it was senior year APUSH. We got an A-, which was 90-something percent. The teacher loved my writing, but hated it when he found out he didn't get an A. Sorry, wasn't my fault. I even threw in a few grammatical errors in each section to make it seem like they were the ones who wrote it. The teacher was impressed with the paper, but thought I was a horrible editor since it was the editing where we lost the points. I didn't tell him it was my writing.<br><br>Edit: This was senior year APUSH, and we all got A's