What if your handwriting is near PERFECT that it looks like it's printed?? (1 Viewer)

[s2 SEductive]

i dont know.


Im just curious. Dont you have any creativity.

LOL, ah well I guess it's fine to discuss on the impossible =]

 

[Aerath]

Had a law lecturer once, who's comments on my essay, I thought he had printed from computer. That was until I actually saw him write in front of me.

 

[jamesfirst]

Had a law lecturer once, who's comments on my essay, I thought he had printed from computer. That was until I actually saw him write in front of me.

there ya go

 

[Aerath]

there ya go

Examiners and markers aren't dumb you know. Just look for the indent through the page.

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

Examiners and markers aren't dumb you know. Just look for the indent through the page.

what if they're marking online and don't have a physical copy of the paper?


and they think BOS is trolling them

 

[slurpzz1]

wtf.. why would you bother asking this?

firstly it couldn't be printed as you can't get a hold of the writing booklets that you use in exams..

secondly no ones writing it 'PERFECT' that a marker would assume ''oh this child must of pre-printed this, brought it into the exam, switched the paper and sat there for 2 hours doing nothing.. thats it im calling them up!"


in exam conditions you don't have time for perfection...

 

[Aerath]

what if they're marking online and don't have a physical copy of the paper?


and they think BOS is trolling them

Um, just wondering, when would anything be marked online for HSC? Just wondering - I can't think of any situation when this would happen (my mind could easily be fucked).

 

[clementc]

Things are progressively getting scanned and marked online, but I don't think English is one of those, I think engineering? or some computer subjects.
But yeah tbh I fail to see the point of this thread; at first I also thought it was a joke about Module B and replicants hiding amongst humans getting called up to be retired LOL

 

[slyhunter]

I don't even know why they scan things in the first place.