i don't think its possible to get done for plagiarism in an exam as you can't have known the question or used any external sources to help you in the moment.
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In my english lit exam, I used two sentences nearly word for word from a sophisticated guide I had read. Would this get flagged for plagiarism? Would I be disqualified?
Like @user8937264980 said, it's pretty much impossible for examiners or the exam board to prove you saw the questions on the exam beforehand, and you didn't copy a lot - by a lot I mean about a paragraph word-for-word - so don't worry too much about it.
Just keep pushing through these last few exams, you got this!
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