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Originally Posted by tld221
in my intro psych class, each exam there were 4 different versions of the exam given and copied on 4 different colored paper. though the questions were the same, the order of the questions varied and you could easily think there were 16 versions of the exam floating.
on top of that, each exam was numbered so if one went missing, whichever TA was responsible for handing out that numbered exam was held accountable (which i dont understand - 8 TAs for an intro class of 300... how would you know?)
and on top of THAT, you had to give the exam back, so you couldnt use it to study for the final.
such was the case at our third exam, some asshole stole an exam at a recitation after the test review. the professor said the person(s) had a week to return the exam anonymously in his inbox (since if you were caught you pretty much failed the class). of course no one did. our punishment? TAKING THE EXAM OVER.
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It's kind of sad that they punished the whole group, but it's better than not taking action at all, which seems to be the way it goes a lot lately.