- Jan 9, 2001
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OK, so let's say that 
*hypothetically* you were going to miss your driver's ed class at school Thursday, and unfortunately that day they happen to be taking a test in it. You tell your teacher ahead of time (on wednesday), and he's really cool about it, in fact, he's so nice he tells you that you can just take it on Friday during the class, because they weren't going to be covering anything that important.
So Friday rolls around, he gives you the test, and tells you go into the classroom next door because no one's in it. You go in there, you're completely by yourself. Nearly the entire test is multiple choice. Now, in this class, they grade tests by passing them back to the students ungraded, the students switch tests with someone else, and the teacher calls out the answers in order. (He checks them himself later, this is just so you can know what you got on the test quickly). Now, the wall separating these two rooms happens to be quite thin, and this particular teacher speaks quite loudly. Therefore, you can hear EVERY DAMN WORD HE'S SAYING.
You see where I'm going with this? So,*hypothetically*, if you were sitting in this room all alone by yourself, looking at the test in front of you, and all the answers are being called out, quite clearly, in order, would you simply fill them in?
Now, if this had*really* happened, I personally would have done fine on the test anyway, I haven't gotten anything below an A in driver's ed, the class is stupidly easy. But, with all the answers being called out...
What would you do? I think you've figured out what I did, so no need to explain.
*hypothetically* you were going to miss your driver's ed class at school Thursday, and unfortunately that day they happen to be taking a test in it. You tell your teacher ahead of time (on wednesday), and he's really cool about it, in fact, he's so nice he tells you that you can just take it on Friday during the class, because they weren't going to be covering anything that important.So Friday rolls around, he gives you the test, and tells you go into the classroom next door because no one's in it. You go in there, you're completely by yourself. Nearly the entire test is multiple choice. Now, in this class, they grade tests by passing them back to the students ungraded, the students switch tests with someone else, and the teacher calls out the answers in order. (He checks them himself later, this is just so you can know what you got on the test quickly). Now, the wall separating these two rooms happens to be quite thin, and this particular teacher speaks quite loudly. Therefore, you can hear EVERY DAMN WORD HE'S SAYING.
You see where I'm going with this? So,
*hypothetically*, if you were sitting in this room all alone by yourself, looking at the test in front of you, and all the answers are being called out, quite clearly, in order, would you simply fill them in?Now, if this had
*really* happened, I personally would have done fine on the test anyway, I haven't gotten anything below an A in driver's ed, the class is stupidly easy. But, with all the answers being called out...What would you do? I think you've figured out what I did, so no need to explain.
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