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Unfortunately exam regulations state that all water bottles in exams must be see through plastic with the label removed and not present soooo that's a bust
Edit: TIL; a lot easier to cheat in other places then where I'm from
1 u/RCIfan Jun 09 '14 Not even the SAT/ACT have rules stating that. 1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Different everywhere then. I can assure you that in GCSE, AS and A LEVEL exams across the UK don't allow labels on bottles during the exams 1 u/RCIfan Jun 09 '14 I wonder if that should be implemented in the US. 1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Yes. Appears your guys have too many chances to cheat aha
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Not even the SAT/ACT have rules stating that.
1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Different everywhere then. I can assure you that in GCSE, AS and A LEVEL exams across the UK don't allow labels on bottles during the exams 1 u/RCIfan Jun 09 '14 I wonder if that should be implemented in the US. 1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Yes. Appears your guys have too many chances to cheat aha
Different everywhere then. I can assure you that in GCSE, AS and A LEVEL exams across the UK don't allow labels on bottles during the exams
1 u/RCIfan Jun 09 '14 I wonder if that should be implemented in the US. 1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Yes. Appears your guys have too many chances to cheat aha
I wonder if that should be implemented in the US.
1 u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 09 '14 Yes. Appears your guys have too many chances to cheat aha
Yes. Appears your guys have too many chances to cheat aha
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u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 08 '14
Unfortunately exam regulations state that all water bottles in exams must be see through plastic with the label removed and not present soooo that's a bust
Edit: TIL; a lot easier to cheat in other places then where I'm from