I f-king Hate Multi- Choice Exams!!!!

[Cumar-Labasuul]

Multiple choice tests are great and if you still are stuck they're easier to cheat in. I remember doing my GCSE maths exam in the school hall and some student, not in the exam, set the fire alarm on puropse and all the invigilators left the hall to check it out except for one teacher I remember everybody was cheating and she couldn't so a thing about it - some people were shouting across the hall asking their mates for the answer to some questions. Those were the days I think everybody passed that exam.

[Ka darag]

Multiple choice tests are great and if you still are stuck they're easier to cheat in. I remember doing my GCSE maths exam in the school hall and some student, not in the exam, set the fire alarm on puropse and all the invigilators left the hall to check it out except for one teacher I remember everybody was cheating and she couldn't so a thing about it - some people were shouting across the hall asking their mates for the answer to some questions. Those were the days I think everybody passed that exam.

looooooool they were funny.....i remember a pigeon came into the hall...fuking distracting....and some ppl wud make silly noises.

[Cumar-Labasuul]

Multiple choice tests are great and if you still are stuck they're easier to cheat in. I remember doing my GCSE maths exam in the school hall and some student, not in the exam, set the fire alarm on puropse and all the invigilators left the hall to check it out except for one teacher I remember everybody was cheating and she couldn't so a thing about it - some people were shouting across the hall asking their mates for the answer to some questions. Those were the days I think everybody passed that exam.

looooooool they were funny.....i remember a pigeon came into the hall...fuking distracting....and some ppl wud make silly noises.

The best thing about it was that the student who set the fire alarm off had a friend in the exam so he was just trying to help him out.

[Ka darag]

Multiple choice tests are great and if you still are stuck they're easier to cheat in. I remember doing my GCSE maths exam in the school hall and some student, not in the exam, set the fire alarm on puropse and all the invigilators left the hall to check it out except for one teacher I remember everybody was cheating and she couldn't so a thing about it - some people were shouting across the hall asking their mates for the answer to some questions. Those were the days I think everybody passed that exam.

looooooool they were funny.....i remember a pigeon came into the hall...fuking distracting....and some ppl wud make silly noises.

The best thing about it was that the student who set the fire alarm off had a friend in the exam so he was just trying to help him out.

loooooooooooooooooool some of the teachers have told us funny stories of ppl tryng to cheat and wen asked to explain, they came up with stupid excuses

seriously the things some ppl do.

[DisplacedDiraac]

loooooooooooooooooool some of the teachers have told us funny stories of ppl tryng to cheat and wen asked to explain, they came up with stupid excuses

seriously the things some ppl do.

I know sooo many, the excuses are always over the top waaliba
I remember in my geography GCSE exam this girl infront of me wore a mini skirt to the exam, Anyway she wrote a whole case study on her upper thighs. Half way through the exam an examiner noticed her strange behaviour and came up to her, *to ask what she was doing*.. her excuse was that she fancied the guy on the left of her so she was flashing her thights and things to him
And yeah she obviously got caught out


Anyway back to topic, i hate muli-choice exams too. In my uni/course they take a mark off every wrong answer you give, so its better to leave the question blank rather then to have a guess *if you don't know the answer that it*.

[abdikarim86]

^ different to the way in GCSEs they used to say dont leave a blank answer

"you might get it right"

[DisplacedDiraac]

Exactly.

But these folks are taking the piss.
Picture haven't a minus percentage after leaving an exam

[dawwa9]

I never had any multiple choice exams in uni, barely possible as most of the exams are heavy math based (advanced calculus/analysis etc).