Have you ever cheated in a "REAL" exam

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So have you? in the hall or any where else

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Reply 1

User23

No cos I'm scared to take the risk and plus the invigilators can kick ur ass badly

Reply 2

ibrahim24

hell no...but the majority of the sixth formers at my school have for multiple exams :s-smilie:

Reply 3

the bear

cheating is a mug's game

Reply 4

TheTruthTeller

The majority of invigilators at my school are cute old grannies who cannot hear or see a thing. They just stand at the front of the hall munching on their jaffa cakes while occasionally moving around. Although cheating is certainly possible in my situation, I don't think it would be worth it so I have not cheated at all.

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Reply 5

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Original post by the bear

cheating is a mug's game

hmm i disagree xD
idk man lol at the end of the day this society will judge you on your grades not knowledge

"Students cheat because Grades are more valued then learning"
Idk something to think about however :smile:

Reply 6

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Original post by TheTruthTeller

The majority of invigilators at my school are cute cold grannies who cannot hear or see a thing. They just stand at the front of the hall munching on their jaffa cakes while occasionally moving around. Although cheating is certainly possible in my situation, I don't think it would be worth it so I have not cheated at all.

LOOOOL same in my school i remember in my recent French exam we were placed in classes, the two invigilators went to the back of the room to have a picnic, started talking etc.

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Reply 7

Damien_Dalgaard

There was this girl who took a calculator for core 1 ffs.

Reply 8

Damien_Dalgaard

plotwist OP works for aqa.

Reply 9

DedicatedWizard

No, my school is way too strict. We even have metal detectors! :dots:

I was so nervous I didn't even dare take a safety pin that I needed, in the exam. So yeah, not gonna risk it plus I wouldn't want to cheat even if I had the chance. Guilty conscience and all ^_^

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Reply 10

BRING BACK MHOC

Nah. I use a laptop and the invigilators at my school are so dumb they wouldn't notice if someone started masturbating to violent porn in the exam so it would be easy as f*** to cheat but I don't see the point tbh. Cheating is unfair on others and anyway if you did get caught it's really not worth what would happen to you.

Reply 11

ozmo19

Ive never cheated, nor will i cheat. I wouldn't feel as though i earned my grades and the results and i would kind of feel guilty. It is disingenuous and unfair

Reply 12

uncommonsensing

No, I don't see the point in cheating. In end of units tests when you basically know what the questions will be but you didn't bother to remember it all sure, you may as well. But I fail to see why anyone would go through the stress of cheating in a real exam for the sake of a few things they could easily have learnt in a few hours anyway and that aren't even guaranteed to boost their grade.

Reply 13

MrBowcat

Personally not worth the risk, but I know PLENTY of people who have cheated in live controlled assessments and language orals.

Reply 14

AfcFob

No I would never risk my grades for the sake of a piece of paper with a few words written on. Too risky in my school- one got taken out for coughing multiple times because he could have been cheating!!

Reply 15

Chicken.M.

Ye in nearly all of my Alevel exams.

GCSE was so easy there was no need to cheat lol. Did cheat quite a bit in history though.

Reply 16

username1331498

No, it's definitely not worth it.

I do know some people who have deliberately left their calculators (or have decided not to clear the calculator's memory) in "normal" mode, instead of exam mode, thus giving them the ability to access previous equations/calculations.

Reply 17

Zahid~

How would it even be possible, ure sat one metre apart from people in all directions, you have o have clear pencil cases, and theres like 4 of em patrolling around you