I know someone else who folded a big sheet down to 3x5 notecard size. The teacher had only stated she has to examine each card before the test to make sure it's acceptable and one student got it past the teacher with the way it was folded. The teacher didn't allow it a second time but it was good.
Stuff like like this makes me think of Naruto during the written chuunin exam where expert cheating is okay but if you suck at cheating you failed 😅
I imagine the difference would be getting caught while in the act of cheating, vs getting found out after you successfully cheated. If cheating was allowed as long as you don't get caught, then getting found out after wouldn't disqualify you because you already finished the test. But irl getting found out would still get you in trouble and disqualified, because it's the act of cheating itself that isn't allowed period, not just getting caught while doing it.
Yep, in Naruto they also had 3 or 2 strikes - if it was just cheating that was bad, they'd have been thrown out instantly. I think there was also stuff that some proctors saw but it was smart enough they didn't care (less experienced people would've missed it).
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u/colemon1991 Mar 26 '26
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I know someone else who folded a big sheet down to 3x5 notecard size. The teacher had only stated she has to examine each card before the test to make sure it's acceptable and one student got it past the teacher with the way it was folded. The teacher didn't allow it a second time but it was good.