I had someone try to cheat off me in standardized testing back in middle school. She wouldn't stop pestering me, so I started giving her answers in batches of four, backwards from my answers, and if they happened to line up correctly, I made sure it didn't match mine which was more likely than not the correct answer.
Passing these tests was required to move on to high school. She did not move on to high school. 😏
When I was in middle school Spanish class, the "smart girl" in class let me and my friend basically copy off her test by keeping it so we could see it on her desk. She had told us to make sure we don't copy it exactly. I would read a question, check her answer, and if it didn't seem right to me, I'd change it. She was furious when we got our tests back, and I had a C. Because she had a D. My friend got an F lol
I did this once saw a dude was copying off me. He was trying (and failing) to be sneaky, so I "accidentally" let him copy the whole thing. Then "took time" cleaning up the bubbles that scan-trons were notorious for misreading, while he turned his in. When he sat back down, I looked him straight in the eyes, erased all my answers, and did it again but with the actual answers.
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u/JustNoThrowsAway 13h ago
I had someone try to cheat off me in standardized testing back in middle school. She wouldn't stop pestering me, so I started giving her answers in batches of four, backwards from my answers, and if they happened to line up correctly, I made sure it didn't match mine which was more likely than not the correct answer.
Passing these tests was required to move on to high school. She did not move on to high school. 😏