Kicked out exam hall for laughing

no laughing is completely controllable and you should probably get a U on the paper because in a real exam you could be kicked off of any exams done for that exam board

It really isn’t though, I don’t know how you would ever be able to control laughter

You would absolutely get kicked out of the room.

But would I get my grade taken away or would I be disallowed to resit

It really isn’t though, I don’t know how you would ever be able to control laughter

Then you may wish to do some research and practice not laughing at home

Laughing can be a sign of nervousness or relief. I urge the OP to talk to a teacher or the exams officer at their school for advice

This doesn't contradict the advice I offered

What do you mean by practice not laughing? Believe me, I’d rather not be laughing in situations like these, so if I could control it I absolutely would.

Good, so my advice is to do a bit of research about how to avoid laughing and practice the suggestions at home

It depends on the school. But yes, some schools would kick you out.

It’s ok I didn’t laugh but now I have to get through French listening

Why do you and your friend laugh at each other anyway?

We don’t laugh at each other but for instance if something in the exam while everyone is silent goes wrong or sometimes the voice is really aggressive, I can tell that she’s trying not to laugh and I am too so then it’s soo hard to hold it in

It really isn’t though, I don’t know how you would ever be able to control laughter

I haven't really read the other comments on this thread but I agree!! As a student who takes academics fairly serious and is operating at all 8-9s, if I start laughing then I will not be able to stop regardless of the location.. I literally started choking during a mock trying to hold one in. I would suggest that you keep asking relevant staff if they could put you in a separate room and make a big deal out of it :> Or maybe just ask them to keep you seated away and make a big deal out of it :> I'm not saying either is a good thing but you may as well try to prevent a potential disqualification.