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Cubone posted:oh, and in the multiple choice segment, like 80% of the right answers were D I've written exams where the prof intentionally designed it so if you got 100%, the scantron would look like this: code:
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Play posted:At the same time, if you're smart you'd realize that having such a distinct pattern is nearly impossible if it was actually random, meaning you'd want to check each answer that doesn't fit the pattern. If you're smart about it then the prof is actually doing a favor Everyone got so paranoid about the pattern, thinking "there's no way it would be like this on purpose" that we all went back and changed the answers we were even a little iffy about. The prof laughed at the whole class going "it was a really obvious pattern. Just be confident in your answers." The next exam had the first 10 or so questions start out the same way and then went back to the usual random distribution. Not as many people fell for it, but a couple totally did. [edit] I should clarify that he started the class at the beginning of the semester explaining how he re-randomizes his test bank every semester so if you ever find an answer sheet from a previous year it'll be moot. He really emphasized the "It's all totally random." MustardFacial fucked around with this message at 00:07 on Oct 31, 2019 |
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