How To Cheat on a Test

WTF really?. No one is helping but pointing out nitty gritty details wrong in this thread and the op. Of course, obviously, it would be best if you decided to started to study beforehand, but with the limited time, specific equipment for this job is unobtainable. The best way to cheat depends on the subject that you have, and the restrictions you have during the test. OP, could you please provide this information?
 
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Heiko said:
It's always better to have a plan b, so keep doing your homework and learn :)
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thanks :) best of luck to u aswell.

PocketAce said:
WTF really?. No one is helping but pointing out nitty gritty details wrong in this thread and the op. Of course, obviously, it would be best if you decided to started to study beforehand, but with the limited time, specific equipment for this job is unobtainable. The best way to cheat depends on the subject that you have, and the restrictions you have during the test. OP, could you please provide this information?
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thanks, physics currentl.y
 
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Physics? Yikes. I hate physics. High school or uni? I suggest keeping notes in your necessities that are required for the test. Hide some notes in you eraser (between the case and the actual eraser or withing the casing of a pen). Much much easier if you have a pencil case and they allow this. Getting caught is a high possibility, so you'll have to be stealthy. Just keep tips, tricks, and formulas on the notes, also any historical or information that isn't really mathematical (this will probably take up the most space).
 
No ne should cheat such exams there a life growing lesson .

Come on man behave .

Education very important don' be so lazy .

It also very dangeous getting quilfied for something you dont understand , just encase a situation does raise in the future and have to use them skills.

Life short mate do the lessons and learn .
 
PocketAce said:
Physics? Yikes. I hate physics. High school or uni? I suggest keeping notes in your necessities that are required for the test. Hide some notes in you eraser (between the case and the actual eraser or withing the casing of a pen). Much much easier if you have a pencil case and they allow this. Getting caught is a high possibility, so you'll have to be stealthy. Just keep tips, tricks, and formulas on the notes, also any historical or information that isn't really mathematical (this will probably take up the most space).
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thanks man
 
redarrow said:
No ne should cheat such exams there a life growing lesson .

Come on man behave .

Education very important don' be so lazy .

It also very dangeous getting quilfied for something you dont understand , just encase a situation does raise in the future and have to use them skills.

Life short mate do the lessons and learn .
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true, but its something i do not need, not a must for me tho.
 
"Desperate times call for desperate measures"

But most of the people who are replying are right. Consider this a life lesson. I have procrastinated A LOT before, and I paid the price. You're probably stressed and that's enough. Just promise yourself you won't do it again. I believe you deserve help and a second chance, others don't tho.
 
PocketAce said:
"Desperate times call for desperate measures"

But most of the people who are replying are right. Consider this a life lesson. I have procrastinated A LOT before, and I paid the price. You're probably stressed and that's enough. Just promise yourself you won't do it again. I believe you deserve help and a second chance, others don't tho.
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thanks man :) Appreciate it good luck .
 
Yeah, I've got a method for you.

There was this one time in high school where my instructor announced a short closed-book quiz for the next day, but he gave the answers to us the day of the announcement. I used to help a couple of my friends cheat because they both sucked at math and one of them would let me play with her hair during class, so what I did was write the answers down for them all over one of those big erasers with the removable paper wrappers (like the one below) and on the inside of the wrapper as well. I also told them to use pencils with worn-out erasers to make it look a less suspicious when they passed around the eraser. So the next day when the test came around, I handed one of them the eraser, and when she was done, she handed my other friend the eraser. It works so long as you don't spend an exorbitant amount of time staring at the eraser.
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Zwielicht said:
Yeah, I've got a method for you.

There was this one time in high school where my instructor announced a short closed-book quiz for the next day, but he gave the answers to us the day of the announcement. I used to help a couple of my friends cheat because they both sucked at math and one of them would let me play with her hair during class, so what I did was write the answers down for them all over one of those big erasers with the removable paper wrappers (like the one below) and on the inside of the wrapper as well. I also told them to use pencils with worn-out erasers to make it look a less suspicious when they passed around the eraser. So the next day when the test came around, I handed one of them the eraser, and when she was done, she handed my other friend the eraser. It works so long as you don't spend an exorbitant amount of time staring at the eraser.
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wow ty
 
Tattoo the answers on your stomach!

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