The most amazing exam

[crYnOid]

OK time for am explantion

Well we where told that we could not get a past exam to see how this years would look like. But no probs as a friend did the subject last year and had a copy. Anyway we went over to his place the day before the exam and do the hard questions on it. Today we had the exam and what would you know 15 out of the 17 questions are the same as last years. Well being the prepared person that I am, I already had the answers so I just copy them off my notes that I could take in. That had to be the best(easiest) exams known to man, no wonder we couldn't get copys of it.

 

[ArMs]

Sweetness. The best test (Sophomore in high school, we don't really have exams) I've ever had was in World History. He practically gave us the test the night before to study with, when we got in the next day, it was the same thing, only difference was the order of the pages.

 

[Gorgonzola]

at my school, my maths teacher does that every time we have a test or exam. all they do is slightly change a few numbers and thats it. very easy

 

[CinderElmo]

I hope you lurned something

 

[HigherGround]

I remember a class like that, the professor gave a final exam that consisted of problems from prior exams in that semester...the only difference is that those questions were very similar, but not quite the same, so unless you carefully read the entire problem, you'd be under impression that you've seen it on one of the previous tests, and have an immediate answer to it....many people failed that class that year

 

[Ferocious]

I took a test for a freshman class in college once where the Prof had 20 mutiple choice questions.

The test was somewhat similar to two practice tests that he gave in class as part of reviewing the course material.

But in the actual test we took, in the last sentence of the instructions, was written something like: You may turn in your test for maximum score by simply signing your name and date.

Exactly one person (out of 30ish) read it. And it wasn't me. The test took an hour and was moderately difficult.

But it taught me always to read the instructions carefully.

 

[mosdef]

haha thats sweet

-mosdef

 

[tim0thy]

hmm... sounds sorta like the braindumps with the microsoft tracks