What message have you ever wrote to an examiner in an exam paper?

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Reply 20

SexiestNameEver

Original post by pessimist

People actually do this? :redface:

Nope this is a dream and we are making this up...
Seriously, wake up, you have exams you have to be revising for.

Reply 21

the bear

Me love you long time Mistah Examiner

Reply 22

bencwbrown

In a Core 2 paper, I couldn't get an answer to part of a question so I just wrote "Let's assume that the answer is 2" in order to carry on with my working for the next part. I looked up the answer in the mark scheme when it came out and it turned out to be correct which pleasantly surprised me

Reply 23

pessimist

Original post by SexiestNameEver

Nope this is a dream and we are making this up...
Seriously, wake up, you have exams you have to be revising for.

Tad aggressive. I was just asking the question as it seems rather adventurous and optimistic, that's all.

Reply 24

Rosaknows

Original post by dooobie_

I once wrote 'I don't think I can do this' after I scribbled a paragraph out in my GCSE English Language exam and I started again underneath and got an A*. The school got the script back as an exemplar and at the side the examiner put 'Yes you can'. Honestly, best feeling I've ever had. A stranger having belief and faith in me!

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This brought a tear to my eye. :emo:

Reply 25

christanmu

'Hi Examiner, hope you are well. Sorry for my sloppy writing from hereon in, but 1.5 marks a minute for 90 minutes simply isn't fair game.'

Reply 26

rac1

In GCSE RS there was a question about why people would want to get confirmed (in a church, I can't remember the exact wording) at the time I was about a week away from getting confirmed as a Catholic. I decided to tell the examiner this :biggrin:

Reply 27

hannxo

Wow didn't realise people did this. I got told I'd seriously get penalised for it if I wrote notes. But regardless in my mechanics exam last year I wrote a note to my examiner saying that I have a migraine and how unfair it was, and drew a unicorn in the next answer space. I got a U. He either had no sympathy or doesn't believe in unicorns. :frown:

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Reply 28

samuelsupress

thanks for marking my paper...full ums physics

Reply 29

laylarose

In my Maths Unit 2 GCSE retake paper, I wrote a message on the last question (which I could not do) which constituted of "Sorry for my stupidity - I don't think Maths is my forte."

3 marks off an A :colonhash:

totally didn't cry :emo:

Also, this isn't a message per say, but in the English Language GCSE exam in January I did a little smiley face at the end of each question. Got an A*! :biggrin:

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 30

SnoochToTheBooch

I remember writing a short apology at the end of one particularly poor effort

Reply 31

Yawn11

"Email this address, and I'll transfer money to you by Paypal".

Reply 32

SexiestNameEver

Original post by Yawn11

"Email this address, and I'll transfer money to you by Paypal".

What did you get?

Reply 33

Yawn11

Original post by SexiestNameEver

What did you get?

A U I think.

Reply 34

Chicago

I always wanted to write 'You are clearly a good examiner if you give me 100%'

Reply 35

rival_

Do we realise that the exam script has to be checked by more than one examiner?

'Cry'

I think an examiner told my English teacher, who told us one lesson, that if you write any notes to the examiner, then your paper automatically is sent to the chief examiner. I don't know what that means, but honestly I'm not going to risk it...

Reply 38

username133326

I want to slap people who do this

Reply 39

Someone-Somewhere

In my GCSE Maths exam in Year 10 I wrote an apology note for the examiner having to waste their time marking my paper and how my mum would cut me off and I'd end up getting nowhere in life without a C in Maths.

In my R.E exam I asked if they enjoyed reading bullsh*t and in my English Language reading paper I complained to the examiner at the end of the exam about the man who wrote the article using internet explorer.

I get quite bored...