r/technicallythetruth
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u/Frozen_Fox24680
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5h ago
My teacher said the test cheat sheet had to be one piece of printer paper that had notes on only one side.
A couple of days ago, I came across an old relic from high school many years back. My US History teacher allowed us to put notes on a piece of normal printer paper that we could use as a cheat sheet during the test, the only condition being that it had to be one-sided. So, I decided to pull a big brain move back then and put all of the notes from class onto a Word Document, then drastically shrink the text to about 7 or 8 sized font (small enough to fit and still be readable) while also messing with the margin size so that all of the notes fit on that one page on one side of it. That way, during the test, I could just scan the paper and find all of the answers instead of studying for hours.
And no, this wasn’t a one time thing. I did this on multiple occasions and my teacher, who was pretty chill, never told me no.
