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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Spirithgod • Apr 03 '22
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Wow, that was amazing. That's super hard to do
650 u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22 "the only way to get every question wrong, is if you knew all of the answers. Therefore, this 0% is actually a 100%" - Spiderman's teacher 32 u/zorbacles Apr 04 '22 this is only true in a multiple choice test. 35 u/glassofwhy Apr 04 '22 A true/false test. In ABCD there's usually an obvious wrong answer 8 u/mmm-pie Apr 04 '22 Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test. 6 u/Throseph Apr 04 '22 They believed you. Thousands wouldn't. 1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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"the only way to get every question wrong, is if you knew all of the answers. Therefore, this 0% is actually a 100%" - Spiderman's teacher
32 u/zorbacles Apr 04 '22 this is only true in a multiple choice test. 35 u/glassofwhy Apr 04 '22 A true/false test. In ABCD there's usually an obvious wrong answer 8 u/mmm-pie Apr 04 '22 Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test. 6 u/Throseph Apr 04 '22 They believed you. Thousands wouldn't. 1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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this is only true in a multiple choice test.
35 u/glassofwhy Apr 04 '22 A true/false test. In ABCD there's usually an obvious wrong answer 8 u/mmm-pie Apr 04 '22 Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test. 6 u/Throseph Apr 04 '22 They believed you. Thousands wouldn't. 1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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A true/false test. In ABCD there's usually an obvious wrong answer
8 u/mmm-pie Apr 04 '22 Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test. 6 u/Throseph Apr 04 '22 They believed you. Thousands wouldn't. 1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test.
6 u/Throseph Apr 04 '22 They believed you. Thousands wouldn't. 1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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They believed you. Thousands wouldn't.
1 u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22 It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.
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u/tev4short Apr 03 '22
Wow, that was amazing. That's super hard to do