<p>jimmorison, that is GENIUS. Though even if I did think of doing that during the stat exam, I probably wouldn’t have had the time to write it all out just to cross it out later. It was almost impossible to complete all the FRQs in time! Nonetheless, I did manage to write “THIS IS SPARTA!” about twice in Stat, once in Eng. Lit, and once in Eng. Lang. I remember last year I drew a bunny in Chem, but that was totally my idea, I proudly admit.</p>
<p>As for a few concerns brought up in this topic (by whom, I’ve forgotten by now), here are my thoughts:
- How can we get in trouble by doing this if the rules clearly state that anything crossed out is disregarded?
- Even people who knew the answers to the questions put these fun phrases in their responses. It’s not just people who “know they’ll fail” who did this.
- Yeah, that was pretty weird when the topic went on an extreme tangent about overbearing parents… But um, my stance on that issue has been said by jamesford, even though the OP didn’t seem overbearing at all.
- Why do this even if it is stupid and overrated? Because we’re teenagers and we like doing stupid and overrated things. Besides, I needed a smile every once in awhile while taking those mind-frying exams.</p>