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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:07 am
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:12 am
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Rya Dracosin [color=emo] got screwed over my my bio midterm because the Bio prof loves trick questions. ie. questions based almost entirely on whether or not you think something is a typo :******** I actually need an 86 on my final. Are those the types of questions that are so obvious, however, they'll catch you on a technicality if you're not paying attention? D:
they were pretty much all multiple choice questions based on knowing an obscure fact, except JUST KIDDING the answer is false/none of the above/all of the above because you were supposed to notice a typo in an acronym in the answer that WOULD be right emotion_facepalm |
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:14 am
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[color=emo] Rya Dracosin [color=emo] got screwed over my my bio midterm because the Bio prof loves trick questions. ie. questions based almost entirely on whether or not you think something is a typo :******** I actually need an 86 on my final. Are those the types of questions that are so obvious, however, they'll catch you on a technicality if you're not paying attention? D: pretty much. they were pretty much all multiple choice questions based on knowing an obscure fact, except JUST KIDDING the answer is false/none of the above/all of the above because you were supposed to notice a typo in an acronym in the answer that WOULD be right emotion_facepalm
Questions like that have ruined me for life. Teachers in school would add them in their quizzes and tests. So now I always overscrutinize a question. It can be nerve wracking. |
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:18 am
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Rya Dracosin [color=emo] Rya Dracosin [color=emo] got screwed over my my bio midterm because the Bio prof loves trick questions. ie. questions based almost entirely on whether or not you think something is a typo :******** I actually need an 86 on my final. Are those the types of questions that are so obvious, however, they'll catch you on a technicality if you're not paying attention? D: pretty much. they were pretty much all multiple choice questions based on knowing an obscure fact, except JUST KIDDING the answer is false/none of the above/all of the above because you were supposed to notice a typo in an acronym in the answer that WOULD be right emotion_facepalm Questions like that have ruined me for life. Teachers in school would add them in their quizzes and tests. So now I always overscrutinize a question. It can be nerve wracking.
cept i get conflicted cause some of my courses are better if I don't overscrutinize the question, & just go for my first instinct
I just really hate trick questions sad
this doesn't test my knowledge, it tests my judgement on whether or not i think you made a one letter typo emotion_facepalm |
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:22 am
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[color=emo] Rya Dracosin [color=emo] Rya Dracosin [color=emo] got screwed over my my bio midterm because the Bio prof loves trick questions. ie. questions based almost entirely on whether or not you think something is a typo :******** I actually need an 86 on my final. Are those the types of questions that are so obvious, however, they'll catch you on a technicality if you're not paying attention? D: pretty much. they were pretty much all multiple choice questions based on knowing an obscure fact, except JUST KIDDING the answer is false/none of the above/all of the above because you were supposed to notice a typo in an acronym in the answer that WOULD be right emotion_facepalm Questions like that have ruined me for life. Teachers in school would add them in their quizzes and tests. So now I always overscrutinize a question. It can be nerve wracking. yeahh, cept i get conflicted cause some of my courses are better if I don't overscrutinize the question, & just go for my first instinct I just really hate trick questions sad this doesn't test my knowledge, it tests my judgement on whether or not i think you made a one letter typo emotion_facepalm
Suppose grammar is as important as anything else you're studying. I hate how I overscrutinize, because it does lead me to make mistakes, because the question may be a mistake in itself, but not intended, so therefore, i'll get the wrong answer. It's happened...and it's horrible... |
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:50 pm
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 1:15 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 1:56 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 5:43 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:33 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:43 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:46 am
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:50 am
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Slick Southpaw Rya Dracosin Slick Southpaw emotion_donotwant
ORGANIZATION!
You shall forever be my nemesis. Only thing I usually organize are my files on my computer and my school s**t.
Now I actually have to tackle my room because it has stolen my iPod from me. mad
The moment I organize or clean....I lose things... gonk
but it's refreshing to remove clutter. JUST LYKE ON GAIA emotion_awesome
It is refreshing to remove the clutter, even if you leave most everything else where it's at. Then again, i have bad cleaning habits gonk |
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