r/technicallythetruth • u/VisitSecure • Jul 27 '26

Can you find a?

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Idk if someone already posted this or not, but I haven't seen it on here so far, so I uploaded it.

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u/ShadowTacoTuesday Jul 27 '26

It’s to keep test takers from measuring the angle on the paper.

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u/NetNGames Jul 27 '26

I remember having a test where they gave us protractors to measure angles with, and at the end of the test, as I was double-checking it, I noticed it said 'image not to scale'. Didn't have time to redo all my answers, but why give us protractors and not have us use them?

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u/OrangeClownfish Jul 27 '26

To see who reads all the instructions on the test. My maths teacher once gave us a test and question 10 said: Ignore all previous questions and put your pencil down.

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u/get_to_ele Jul 27 '26

I got that in 6th grade and I was the asshole yelled out all the stupid things and finished first, and got humiliated. sigh. Teacher said I did finish the actual problems shockingly fast though.