Current Events > how did you cheat on tests in high school?

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I used to put a cheat sheet inside the wrapper of a full Pepsi bottle back when we were allowed to buy sodas in school. I didn't even like Pepsi but it was easier to read than a mountain dew bottle because it let's too much light in.

Also my chemistry teacher was awful with computers so I helped him with his computer a lot and eventually got his password. Well he put copies of every test, homework assignment, and answer keys on said computer. He was so proud at everyone I liked in that class for doing so well.

And finally my most shameful story. One time I had a calc test that I completely forgot about. The class was right after the teacher's lunch and he always locked his classroom when he left. I sharpened a pencil until it was a needle and broke the tip off in the lock during lunch. Class was cancelled that day and I was never caught because I didn't tell a soul.

The fucked up part is I wasn't even bad at school. I was in all honors classes, took a few college credits early, and was even in the gifted program. Just got really lazy because my entire childhood was way too easy and I never really learned good study habits because it was unnecessary.
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I read the material the night before so when I took the test it was fresh in my head. Never had a teacher catch me
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I learned the material. It worked really well and got me into a great college.

WaterLink posted...

I read the material the night before so when I took the test it was fresh in my head. Never had a teacher catch me

The absolute madman.
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Wow that's a lot of stuff lol. All I did was erase a few answers and put the right one down quickly when we were correcting our own papers.
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literally write on the desk before class
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I would have been too scared to cheat. I was a good kid, but i was also pretty good at school stuff so i never had the need to.
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In my freshman year, the Spanish teacher had no control over our class at all and everyone just did whatever they wanted. At the beginning of the year, I would keep my mini English to Spanish dictionary in my desk during tests and look at it whenever I needed help. But eventually I would just put it right on my desk and not try to hide it at all. I didn't cheat in any other classes. I just crammed info into my memory 15 minutes before the test. I was a straight B student.
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i've never cheated in school
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I never needed to. I spent all day in class day dreaming and drawing stuff, not even listening. Just assuredly absorbed more than enough to pass with mostly straight A's,
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MJ_Max posted...

I learned the material. It worked really well and got me into a great college.

I never really wanted to go to college. I thought about getting into drafting because I enjoyed it but I only would've made like 40-60 grand a year.

I always wanted to get into a trade so I could have more control over what I do. I got into a good hvac school then joined a trade union because their schooling cost literally $2,000 for 5 years and I can go back at any time to attain more certifications and they're all approved by the state.

Now I have a journeyman card through a union, and a shitload of certificates so I can work in practically whatever field I want to. I might get a business degree though in the future if my business I run on the side ever gets to the point where I make it my full time job.

It's definitely not a lifestyle for everyone because you don't have a steady income at all. One week I made $5,000 in 7 days then the following 2 weeks I made 0 dollars. You have to be able to not blow your load whenever you get a big hit. I love it though, I never really do the same thing twice and I'm always seeing new places and people. I used to basically just find work in places I wanted to travel to like a gypsy before I settled down and bought a house and stuff.
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I didn't. Other then math everything was easy, and for math I just stayed after school the day before quizzes and tests because I don't know how you'd cheat on a math test other then getting the answer key, which would be moot because the teacher is pretty much giving you reworded problems for prep.
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Sativa_Rose posted...

Wow that's a lot of stuff lol. All I did was erase a few answers and put the right one down quickly when we were correcting our own papers.

None of our teachers would ever trust us enough to do that shit. Everyone in my school cheated. I used to sell homework photocopies for 50 cents and the valedictorian of my class was one of my frequent customers. I guess I should have known then that I was always going to live the entrepreneur lifestyle since I was always trying to hustle.
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I didn't. Tests in high school were a breeze.
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Teachers rarely walked around so I would have a book with paper sticking out and answers under the desk. Whenever we used a graphing calculator a piece of paper would be taped on the inside of the cover

StarReaper13 posted...

I didn't. Other then math everything was easy, and for math I just stayed after school the day before quizzes and tests because I don't know how you'd cheat on a math test other then getting the answer key, which would be moot because the teacher is pretty much giving you reworded problems for prep.

Yeah I never really cheated on math except for the calc thing. Oh and one time in like 8th grade a substitute teacher accidentally handed out the answer key. They were just handing stacks back to the first person in each row and I was in front so I handed the regular copies back, stuffed it up the leg of my shorts and told him I needed one more. He figured it out though and was going to make everyone stay during the 15 minute break we got in between first and second block unless someone confessed so I narced on myself because I wasn't gonna do that to everyone and I didn't really give a shit at that point in my life. I used to be a straight A student that never cheated but my dad died in 6th grade and I started smoking pot in 7th grade and stopped caring about school.
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Any class that let me use a graphing calculator had pages upon pages of formulas and cheat sheets written as a program
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TheMikh posted...

I didn't. Tests in high school were a breeze.

Not if you're drunk or stoned and haven't paid attention whatsoever for the last 3-4 years.
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>Cheats in high school
>Wonders why he's doing manual labor for a living
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My one history teacher was a pervert and one of the sluttier cheerleaders took one for the team and sat right up front and intentionally showed cleavage on test days. I didn't cheat in that class though because I always loved history classes.
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Didn't do much other than the occasional shoulder peeking, I'd also make my test easier to see for friends when I knew the answers.

Usually write it lightly on the desk before the test. Funny part was I spent so much time obsessing over having to remember the material that I was writing that I ended up not even needing to look at it.
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I never cheated in school. Somebody tried to cheat by suddenly moving to the seat next to me on a college exam though. We are supposed to have one seat between us. One of the staff quickly kicked him back to his own seat.
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Check this out, I spent weeks memorizing the textbooks right before I took the test. They never caught on to me lol
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NeonOctopus posted...

Check this out, I spent weeks memorizing the textbooks right before I took the test. They never caught on to me lol

>_>
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equations on the directions sheet of my calculator that was in the cover for it
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I didn't, I'm really good at memorizing shit so I'd just go over all my notes in the 10 mins before the test.

My senior year everyone got mad at me because my teacher graded tests on a curve for some reason and I always got 100s even though I never did any of the homework.
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Archived programs
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I used to shrink the pages of the cheat sheet down and print them on the drafting plotter using autocad. 1.5" wide by 2" high

Then I'd sell copies of those for $5 or $10 and just go pass the test or quiz because I learned the material making the cheat sheet.
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