Arandor
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Yeah, you shouldn't have phones with you at all, and if you do, they just eat and sell them.
Be strong. Believe
Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery
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What shall we name the establishment?
28
voters
Single choice
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
17.9%
5 votes
Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
7.1%
2 votes
“A den of debauchery.” How original!
39.3%
11 votes
Brewery
17.9%
5 votes
Another option (specify in the subject line)
17.9%
5 votes
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I'm still a student.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made
Happy Life
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Hmm. And what score is equivalent to a four?
First, you can send the question to the teacher via SMS and copy the answer, second, if you are taking the exam at your school, they will give you the answers, and third, you can also download them from the internet. And to the question "why," I will simply answer - everyone wants to get into university, and on a scholarship.
In that case, the majority of graduates in the country are fools.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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I don't even remember how many points there were.
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Ask a school teacher for a hundred answers from categories A and B? Lol. Apparently, some teachers are very caring.
What were the answers? What internet? Did you even take the Unified State Exam?
P.S.: Morny, when did you take the Unified State Exam?
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I'm a happy man; the exams went well. I took them without any cheat sheets or anything, and I didn't even know about those damn ЕГЭ.
"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade
Happy Life
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You have your own privileged communities outside the city limits.
In 2007 and 2008.
In 2007 and 2008.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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Back then, the exams were easier :3 Especially math. Besides, everything wasn't as twisted, and students weren't flaunting their iPhones.
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It wasn't any easier.
Without iPhones, it's not an advantage.
Without iPhones, it's not an advantage.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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I took the Unified State Exam without any cheat sheets when I graduated, and I passed it successfully. The main thing when preparing for the Unified State Exam (as our school math teacher showed) is to stop preparing for it until there are at least three months left. People need to receive a complete and comprehensive education and develop logical thinking, and only then can they prepare for the Unified State Exam. Then there will be no problems. But now, schools are turning not into educational centers, but into centers for preparing for the Unified State Exam. They are ruining our education system, and they have almost succeeded.
RiMpel2
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My friend and I had this system:
1. During the exam, he takes pictures of section C with his phone (for math and physics).
2. He uploads the picture to a blog.
3. I look at the blog from my computer at home and solve the problems for him.
4. I write the solutions in Paint using a specific font size.
5. I send the image to the same blog.
6. My friend successfully copies the solutions.
1. During the exam, he takes pictures of section C with his phone (for math and physics).
2. He uploads the picture to a blog.
3. I look at the blog from my computer at home and solve the problems for him.
4. I write the solutions in Paint using a specific font size.
5. I send the image to the same blog.
6. My friend successfully copies the solutions.
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they almost ruined it.
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With which guy? :3
Seriously, does nobody want to play a 3-player game with me?
Be strong. Believe
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It’s as if education boils down to exams.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made
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It wasn't any easier.
Without iPhones, it's not an advantage.
And about iPhones, I mean that it's easier to cheat with them. By the way, Rimp described everything correctly; our schoolchildren did the same thing).