He will just sign it, and then go on cheating. This should be obvious. He certainly will not refuse to sign it. That would be stupid. Refusing to sign it would be like saying, Yes, I am going cheat, so please do not ask me to sign the Honor Pledge.
Some people think the idea of signing an Honor Pledge is a good idea.
They think that it will remind the students that were thinking about cheating that cheating is wrong. These people believe that if a student is forced to read a copy of the Honor Pledge before taking a test, his conscience will kick in and tell him not to cheat. I think that no matter what students are forced to sign, the cheaters will still cheat. If a student is planning on cheating, chances are he feels pressure to get a good grade and is unsure of his ability in spite of the time he may or may not have spent studying. If we can assume this to be true, I do not believe that signing a piece of paper is going to change the student s mind about cheating.