Are you a cheat?

[dplax]

I had cheated several times and even in an oral exam once in literature, where I had to cite a poem a classmate just opened his book on the desk and I happened to read the whole thing from it. And I never got caught. One of my classmates had once used ink you can only see by a UV light, and a pen which had a UV light on its end, so my case is'nt the extreme.

[Xen]

Never... i do not cheat...some guys are soooooooooo clever and they always cheat with exams...i don`t i get the feeling i will get caught....

NEVER!!!

[shadowhound]

Yes I have cheated a few times, copied exams, smuggled in notes.
But my personal fave was in Advanced Maths where I used a calculater that could store information... into which I put basically a whole essay that I later wrote during the test.

[Aelia Jusa]

Originally posted by shadowhound: Yes I have cheated a few times, copied exams, smuggled in notes. But my personal fave was in Advanced Maths where I used a calculater that could store information... into which I put basically a whole essay that I later wrote during the test.

LOL - actually this reminds me of another time I pseudo-cheated. We had graphics calculators for maths C in senior, and I stuck some formulas in mine just in case. I didn't need to refer to them though during the exam, so it was only intent-to-cheat rather than real cheating

[cloud ff7 38]

i have used a web site which im not sure if i can say but you type the topic into a search engine and in brings up hundreds or results then you copy paste and use spell check to be safe and i usually get like a b on them so they are pretty good. No i have never been caught im way to careful. There was one time when my teacher asked me like 15 questions about my paper to see if i knew what i was talking about but i read the papers so i can still learn somthing.

[Lord]

Originally posted by Arledrian: I've cheated countless times, both in school and uni. I've done just about everything; copying someone's essay, writing notes on my hand, stuffing a piece of paper in my pocket then going to the bathroom during the exam and reading it, peeking over someone else's shoulder in a test... too much to list. Probably the worst thing I ever did was copy an entire Rowan Atkinson script word for word, when given the assignment of writing a comedy sketch/play. I've never once been caught [img]smile.gif[/img]

You're allowed to go to the bathroom during an exam? Damn!

• Well, to the topic. I've cheated a bunch, not exactly something I'm proud of. I havn't done it once in college...yet . I've done it a load of times in high school done. I once had a test when I had a substitute, and I was asking questions about the test with someone that sat next to me. The sub realized, and told me that I was going to be reported to the teacher for cheating. I came up with such a stupid reply, "What are you talking about? Talking aloud to myself is cheating?" I sounded so convincing that I got away with it and only had to move my seat as a 'precaution.'
• I've had the people that sit infront of me slide their paper a bit to the side so that I can see the answers.
• I've done the trick of going up to the teacher to ask a question after all the smart people in the class have handed in their tests. Sometimes, their test is left faceup on the teacher's desk, and I ask my question, take a peek at the answers to those tests, and then go back to my desk [img]graemlins/3laugh.gif[/img]
• If the teacher goes out of the classroom for a minute to discuss something with someone else, I immediately turn to the people next to me and ask them what they got for certain questions.
• Leave your bag open on the floor infront of your desk, and keep a sheet that has a lot of facts for the test on it. I drop my pencil/pen every few minutes right next to my bag, and then I look at the sheet for some answer.s
• If it's a math or science class, I was permitted to use a graphing calculator for a test. Graphing calculators can record letters, plus they can recall previous entries in the calculator. I'd write facts about stuff that I can't remember in the calculator in science class, then, when I take the test, I scroll through the stuff I wrote. If it's for a math test, I'd write directions on how to solve a certain kind of problem.

Damn, I used to cheat a lot!

[Dreamer128]

When I started secondairy school, a number of years ago, a teacher gave us a suprise test. Little did he know that the teacher that used the classroom before him, gave his group a number of notes on the subject, which where still on the board. You should have seen the guys face when he discovered why everyone was looking in his direction