WoW, FAIL.
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Originally Posted by RebelS2k,Aug 28 2008, 03:22 PM
BCS must have gone to school before the used scantrons. The T and F options, for True and False, are the A and B columns, respectively. However, only when the question on the test sheets specifically say its a True or False question. Example: Question 15-20 may be multiple choice, and the answers could range between A-E. Yet, questions 21-25 are True and False questions, and then could only be between columns A and B.
Hard stuff.
Hard stuff.
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the teacher would have had to have seen the sheet and realized what the kid did and decide not to even feed it through the SCANTRON machine.
(I am hoping at this point that the teacher did, in fact, use a macine to grade these)
that borders on malicious retribution.
it is entirely possible (though not likely) that answering every question with a C could have produced a passing grade.
(I am hoping at this point that the teacher did, in fact, use a macine to grade these)
that borders on malicious retribution.
it is entirely possible (though not likely) that answering every question with a C could have produced a passing grade.
