I think that any good teacher will look for changes in responses or homework that indicate a big change from the past. If they see something like this, asking the student to share how they got the information and asking more details will probably cause anyone using these responses to buckle when under question. Also, if they don't get the answer here, there's a lot of sites on the net where they can ask. Further, sadly, some of them won't filter out some of the sarcastic comments from the real - which will be very humorous.
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