I'm a junior in high school, and I've been taking AP English as of this year. I have a few friends in this class which makes it much more bearable.
However, there is ONE person among them that has been picking away at my nerves since the first few weeks. She has been consistently asking for what certain words are used on a weekly vocabulary quiz. These quizzes aren't particularly hard, but it's not just simple multiple choice stuff. 10 words (of 20) from that unit and 5 from previous units. I didn't think much of it the first 2-3 times, but then I decided I didn't like that, so I started making excuses like "Oh I forgot them". Then I just danced around the question completely, but it didn't matter, because there were about 3 other people who were willing to do so. I've tried to get them to stop subtlety, but that failed. So, today, I finally brought it to teacher's attention, and he agreed to changing the words for that classes quiz to the inverse words, and if I'm right, would probably cause a pretty hard drop in % for that person and anyone else who happened to employ that tactic. I thought that would be it.
But as today unfolded, something else this person did completely disgusted me. She had went home early yesterday because she was sick, and missed a pretty freaking hard test (Equivalent of the SR portion of the AP Exam.). Today in my Media class, I saw her writing answers down on a discreet slip of paper, which would be unnoticed because people who missed it were sent to the library to complete it. We went over the answers in class today, and my other friend, I suspect, gave them answers.
I can't in good conscious let this slip by as it's wrong, and utterly insulting to people worked hard and won't even get to do as well. What do you guys suggest I do? I feel like I have to do something about it, but using their name would lead to a confrontation from the teacher, and there were only 2 people who would've even known (Myself and the person who let them cheat), and it would easily point to me, which would be less than beneficial.