shadow5
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In regards to the phones in bags, If no one can see them won't stuff get stolen?
(happened at a few girls schools at HSC time last year)
(happened at a few girls schools at HSC time last year)
Who leaves their phone in their bag? Mine stays with me in my pocket.Aplus said:Phones are meant to be turned off and kept in bags. Bags are meant to be placed against the wall or in an area which is not accessible to students. Examiners are supervising. How is that kind of thing possible?
Think of it like this. you walk into the exam room with 100 other blokes, all in a sort of scrum through a set of narrow doors manned by 2 examiners, one on either side. They can't even see you sometimes. And once you sit down, it's not like they have the time to search every single one of you. So as long as you don't *use* the phone, no1's the wiser.Aplus said:Phones are meant to be turned off and kept in bags. Bags are meant to be placed against the wall or in an area which is not accessible to students. Examiners are supervising. How is that kind of thing possible?
And since when has something being against the rules stopped anyone from doing anything? Examiners don't have the powers to do a frisk of you, so yeah. Was pretty funny at the pandemonium that raged though. Some people made paper aeroplanes outta the paper, some smuggled it out so they could 'study it' for Monday.Aplus said:Phones are meant to be turned off and kept in bags. Bags are meant to be placed against the wall or in an area which is not accessible to students. Examiners are supervising. How is that kind of thing possible?
Yeah but... examiner comes to your desk to collect the paper. The paper isn't there. Kind of obvious, no?Aerath said:And since when has something being against the rules stopped anyone from doing anything? Examiners don't have the powers to do a frisk of you, so yeah. Was pretty funny at the pandemonium that raged though. Some people made paper aeroplanes outta the paper, some smuggled it out so they could 'study it' for Monday.
Not really. "That other examiner took it, miss!"Aplus said:Yeah but... examiner comes to your desk to collect the paper. The paper isn't there. Kind of obvious, no?
I dunno. I know Danny Lam took it, and kept it. Same with Stoner, but he ripped his up, because he felt bad afterwards (and the fact that the reason he took it wasn't because he wanted to, it was because he was the only one who brought his blazer into the exam so he could hide it).H4rdc0r3 said:lol wtf.. i wonder if they are going to change the test paper now.
that was so stupid lol, there should have been a teacher supervising just like in every other exam. OMFG english ext1 today and I haven't even done anything... i'll study on the train.
Aren't examiners allocated their own collumns? Like, examiner 1 will take care of the first two collumns, and so on... So when the examiner comes to you, he/she will know that another examiner can not have taken your exam people, because he/she was the person who was designated to do so.Aerath said:Not really. "That other examiner took it, miss!"
That's about 78% (77.77777...%). Is that the lowest mark you ever got? It must be dissapointing to have received that. How did that Chinese girl go?foram said:... i got my 3U math mark back... I was one of the very few people to get full mark in the last question with 14/14! ... but my final mark was ... 28/36 !?! OMGOMGOMGOMG! Lost 8 marks in the dead easy part of the test?! no way. MUST BE A FREAKING MARKING ERROR!! I need to get my test back, then get my mark changed, but i don't know when i'll get it back!! Far out, all these annoying people keep asking me what I got, just to make me feel bad. When i get my mark recalculated i'll rub it in their smelly faces and make them feel inferior again. GRRRR