Sacred Haven of Debauchery

In my last Ukrainian history test, I encountered a rather unpleasant situation. Not only were the desks half the size of the usual ones, but the space between them was also very small, meaning I had to walk sideways to move around the classroom. When I entered and was checked in again, I asked if I could bring in some tissues because I have allergies. The answer was no; I had to put them with my other belongings, in case I had written any answers on them. :smile04: By the end, only four people remained – me and three girls – and it seemed that we were all just sitting there for the last ten minutes so that we wouldn't have to wait to collect our test papers. I forgot to mention this last time, but there was a funny incident: it turned out that two acquaintances, a boy and a girl, were sitting at two adjacent desks (in the middle row and the row near the door). They had talked a lot before the test, and he was subtly letting her copy his answers by leaving his answer sheet on the edge of his desk. It wouldn't have been a big deal, but if I'm not mistaken, the answer options are arranged differently in all the test papers (i.e., if the correct answer to a question is, say, B in one test paper, the same answer is listed under option C in another test paper).