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This takes some balls...

that's like in this years mechanics exam, I specifically highlighted the mis-spelled word 'intergration' on the front page.

Reply 22

meeko

in their GCSE ict exam:
Q: how do you make a macro run?
A: chase it with a knife

lol

Reply 23

llobo1

Lol. There are loads of these all over the place. e.g. http://haha.nu/funny/funny-math/

Reply 24

Creative

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Karvel

lmao

Reply 25

thezoob

just thought i'd share this

Reply 26

becky.fm

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simmerz91

I'm being pretty serious....

For someone just to mess up a question on an EXTERNAL exam paper just for a laugh...that takes some balls.

No it doesnt.. it wastes time in an exam that you know nothing about, and it gives you a laugh. Tbh i bet loads of people would do this sorta thing if they were funny enough. :smile:

Seriously, what is the exam board gonna do anyway?

Reply 27

Botticello

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hehehe I like how they've circled it with a ? :biggrin:

Reply 28

RocketTown

this ones actually a work of art.

Reply 29

profseverus

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RocketTown

this ones actually a work of art.

LMAO!! that's how i feel sometimes

I like this one:

What was the one tick for lol

Reply 32

tristanperry

Yep, some of them are classic.

I've done two things like this, one in an internal GCSE mock and the other for my GCSE science:

1) Internal GCSE mock. An ICT question was "Name 4 principles of the data protection act". I went on to list "Thou Shalt not kill", "Honour thy mother and father" etc etc.

2) GCSE science. I honestly forgotten how to spell the world "plane" (as in aeroplane - it was question about why is static electricity dangerous etc). So, after spending 2 minutes trying to figure out how to spell it ("playen", "plain", "playn" etc) I ended up putting "big aluminium flying machine". I wasn't trying to be funny with the examiner, because it was my actual GCSE and I didn't want to lose 2-3 marks due to forgetting how to spell "plane".

Reply 33

thezoob

tristanperry

Yep, some of them are classic.

I've done two things like this, one in an internal GCSE mock and the other for my GCSE science:

1) Internal GCSE mock. An ICT question was "Name 4 principles of the data protection act". I went on to list "Thou Shalt not kill", "Honour thy mother and father" etc etc.

2) GCSE science. I honestly forgotten how to spell the world "plane" (as in aeroplane - it was question about why is static electricity dangerous etc). So, after spending 2 minutes trying to figure out how to spell it ("playen", "plain", "playn" etc) I ended up putting "big aluminium flying machine". I wasn't trying to be funny with the examiner, because it was my actual GCSE and I didn't want to lose 2-3 marks due to forgetting how to spell "plane".