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okay, most people agree in the first scenario there was cheating, and that this cheating was morally wrong. Plenty have people have said its wrong because you're getting an "artificial" mark which belies your understanding, but is it always wrong to guide your study by guessing what will be on...

Thanks guys, there's a real variety of opinions out there, lots of very different ideas and angles ont he issue have emerged, which is very cool. So here are a bunch of interesting replies I've gathered for you: [from giventowail] [from cubed3] [from smashboards] I think...

Person A sits test. Person A tells person B what was on the test. person B targets his studies at the contents of the test; perhaps he rehearses some answers to questions. Person B gets a higher mark than he would've otherwise. Next time, person B sits the test first, returns the favour by...