Ever Cheated on a test?

[maxleng]

We "cheated" in English somewhat...
Basically, there's like 5 or 6 English classes at my school. Because of how the timetables are done, some kids had English on some days, whereas other classes had it on other days. When we had SACs, they were spread out across the week (some kids did them Monday, some did them Tuesday, etc.) So, some kids from the first class memorised all the essay topics, and told people in the other classes (my class was usually one of the last classes to do SACs). It didn't help me though, I still got D+es and Cs  

And for some SACs, each class had a different topic, so this didn't help at all

lol our school gave us the topics a few days before the sacs

which ment everyone typed them up printed them out and put them in their pencil cases to copy out.

[millstone]

i've only cheated when i just NEED to pass, not to get extra marks for an a+
so i've done make-a-program-on-calc-with-notes thing

and our english language class had our sacs the day before the other class so our class always leaked the topics to them so they always cheated off us
i dunno why anyone in my class wanted to do this cos it just disadvantages us  :evil:

[kido_1]

I cheated on a multiple choice test when i was in year 6.

It did not count for much though.

[Markos]

Year 11 Physics test. I asked my teacher if I had any mistakes in the paper and he told me my mistakes.. and the answers

[maxleng]

Year 11 Physics test. I asked my teacher if I had any mistakes in the paper and he told me my mistakes.. and the answers

pretty much happened in my chem sacs this year lol

[kido_1]

If chem SACs are easy to cheat on that could be a good thing for me or it could also be a bad thing(if I know what is going on and most other people do not)

[cara.mel]

I cheated on a multiple choice test when i was in year 6.

It did not count for much though.

omg we are twins!
Except I have no idea what my one was about. All I remember is it had 39 questions on it.
We might have done other ones as well. Was near the start of the year.

[bilgia]

We "cheated" in English somewhat...
Basically, there's like 5 or 6 English classes at my school. Because of how the timetables are done, some kids had English on some days, whereas other classes had it on other days. When we had SACs, they were spread out across the week (some kids did them Monday, some did them Tuesday, etc.) So, some kids from the first class memorised all the essay topics, and told people in the other classes (my class was usually one of the last classes to do SACs). It didn't help me though, I still got D+es and Cs  

And for some SACs, each class had a different topic, so this didn't help at all

lol our school gave us the topics a few days before the sacs

which ment everyone typed them up printed them out and put them in their pencil cases to copy out.

haha i didnt even put the thing in a pencil case...just dropped it on the ground and was continually looking at it rofl...no issues fortunately

[asa.hoshi]

I cheated in every single English SAC we had this year except for the trial exam we had during June.

I cheated on most Specialist SACS that were 2 classes or more

I cheated on most Chemistry SACS.

I cheated on most Japanese SACS.

I cheated on most Methods SACS.

but the teachers encouraged us to cheat. These sacs were spread out in 2 lessons. so basically you could just copy all the questions down in one class, do the sac at home and take our sac the following sac day. That's how our school operates. even though everyone cheats at my school (including myself) we all get shit marks. LOL

[cara.mel]

When we had sacs like that in spec, our teacher encouraged us for the last 5 minutes to write down the questions we hadn't done yet onto our calculator.
He took up our notebooks between each lesson and we couldn't bring paper etc into the next day, but was all good being on the calculator ^_^

[chikopapi]

I think I'm going to have to cheat on the year 11 English Exam I have tommrow.

We're allowed to bring in a dictionary into the exam, so I'm gonna write some quotes in some spaces in pencil with some pressure, then rub them out so the readable readable imprint is still there, so that anyone flipping through my dictionary or people sitting on the sides would be unable to see them.

I don't really mind.

[kido_1]

There was a specialist maths application task worth 40 marks, spread over a week. Just go home and ring your tutor to give you the answers.

Sort of like the old CATs

[Eriny]

I remember in year 8 we had an Italian oral test but we were running out of class time so the teacher called everyone at their house to do it. We were given a sheet of paper exactly the same as the test to practise and so everyone basically had the answers right in front of them while on the phone. The thing is, I didn't need to cheat because the test was pretty easy. I guess that just having the answers there is more of a confidence thing. Also, in year 11 English I had the language devices written in the back of my dictionary but I don't think I actually used the list at all, and I wrote them in there at the beginning of the year, so it wasn't like cheating was my intention. I can't recall cheating any time other than those, but I guess there could have been something back from primary school that I've forgotten.

I've never really needed to cheat. If I had ever needed to cheat it would probably be tempting though. I thought about it for the VCE exams, but doesn't everyone? In the end, though, it's not worth risking the entire year on a couple of extra marks and it's not worth the knowledge that you didn't earn your score. Besides, the exams don't lend themselves to cheating, the questions tend not to be straightforward and textbookish anyway. But it isn't that hard to cheat. In the Lit exam one of the people in my class turned up for the 30 minutes required to pass and wrote about 2 sentences. Most of those 30 minutes were spent texting people on her mobile phone. She wasn't cheating, but she could have been.

[squance]

There was a specialist maths application task worth 40 marks, spread over a week. Just go home and ring your tutor to give you the answers.

Sort of like the old CATs

Yep! We all did that in methods.....