If “None of the Above” or “All of the above” is an answer you gotta pick them. If both are available you are fucked.
usedupmustard
3 months ago
Always go with c because sí is Spanish for yes
WhimsicalNomadee1
3 months ago
me in every single exam lol
ExoticMangoz
3 months ago
If you’re having multiple choice exams you are very lucky
Ank1072
3 months ago
Eenie-meenie-miney-moe-ing every exam all the way to graduation
Blue_Gabby
3 months ago
an educated guess with logic is all i see anyone needs
CleverConundrum1
3 months ago
D is for ‘Don’t question it, just pick it.’
GrayNish
3 months ago
Used to think that
Until now that i’m in the position to make some tests. And I have no idea what to put in for the rest of the choice, so… yeah. The D) all of above gotta be there
5thPhantom
3 months ago
It’s never “none of the above.” I feel like every teacher I’ve had said, “it’s never none of the above” when talking about their tests.
Dhaos2
3 months ago
The will of D is strong 😌
CleverCircuits
3 months ago
D is for doubt, and yes my safety escape.
ProfessorFit3483
3 months ago
Or (C) because it hasn’t been that for a while now.
Aires-Battleblade
3 months ago
I had a professor in college who used “All of the above” and “both A and C” type answers. The problem was that the quiz program he used would randomize the order of the answers, and didn’t even have letters associated with them so you had no idea if the “all of the above” meant literally every answer, or only the first one because the all of the above option was answer #2.
unexpected_incounter
3 months ago
Firstly I thought he was Marshall D Teach (Blackbeard) so that’s why he chooses D as it is in his name but after I read the whole line then I got it Lmao .
TheHiveLord
3 months ago
My calculus 1 professor made every multiple choice answer have “none of the above” as an answer so on top of not being able to use a calculator you’d be easily self gas lit into thinking you don’t know basic math. And you’d be right when it’s the pressure of an exam where historically people average a 40 or 50 in said class.
Classic_Forever_8837
3 months ago
obviously the answer is a. all of the above or b. none of the below
Awkward_Support5891
3 months ago
Some exams that I’ve given have had a mandatory 5th option as ‘none of the above’ for every question. I have trauma now.
If “None of the Above” or “All of the above” is an answer you gotta pick them. If both are available you are fucked.
Always go with c because sí is Spanish for yes
me in every single exam lol
If you’re having multiple choice exams you are very lucky
Eenie-meenie-miney-moe-ing every exam all the way to graduation
an educated guess with logic is all i see anyone needs
D is for ‘Don’t question it, just pick it.’
Used to think that
Until now that i’m in the position to make some tests. And I have no idea what to put in for the rest of the choice, so… yeah. The D) all of above gotta be there
It’s never “none of the above.” I feel like every teacher I’ve had said, “it’s never none of the above” when talking about their tests.
The will of D is strong 😌
D is for doubt, and yes my safety escape.
Or (C) because it hasn’t been that for a while now.
I had a professor in college who used “All of the above” and “both A and C” type answers. The problem was that the quiz program he used would randomize the order of the answers, and didn’t even have letters associated with them so you had no idea if the “all of the above” meant literally every answer, or only the first one because the all of the above option was answer #2.
Firstly I thought he was Marshall D Teach (Blackbeard) so that’s why he chooses D as it is in his name but after I read the whole line then I got it Lmao .
My calculus 1 professor made every multiple choice answer have “none of the above” as an answer so on top of not being able to use a calculator you’d be easily self gas lit into thinking you don’t know basic math. And you’d be right when it’s the pressure of an exam where historically people average a 40 or 50 in said class.
obviously the answer is a. all of the above or b. none of the below
Some exams that I’ve given have had a mandatory 5th option as ‘none of the above’ for every question. I have trauma now.
y’all have multiple choice EXAMS?