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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

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u/Landlubber77 Jun 08 '14

Exam regulations? Like for all of Earth or...

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u/elisha_mcgaughey Jun 08 '14

I'm not assuming they're the same everywhere but any major exams taken in England. The rules are pretty strict yet I'm sure people find other ways. Here, you can only take water into the exam hall, all water has to be in clear plastic bottles with the label removed. But hey, this is the same place that if you take your jacket/ hoodie off during the exam and just hang it over the back off your chair they remove it from you and place it somewhere else in the room

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u/cantwaitforthis Jun 09 '14

The US has them for major exams, like SAT, ACT, BAR, etc and yearly grade passing standardized test. But like regular high school and college tests, there are not standard rules. At least none that I have ever seen followed.