Just took a biochem final...

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NDPitch

NDPitch

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Have you ever taken a big MC exam, and you end up with a string of consecutive answers? Out of 93 questions, I had 10 straight questions where I answered A, 10 straight questions where I answered C, and 14 straight questions where I answered B. I HATE THAT. I don't know why, it makes me feel like I got a ton of them wrong. I always want the answers to jump around, haha.

I felt confident in the answers, we'll see what happens. But man, the whole time I kept thinking "this professor is messing with my head".
 
NDPitch said:
Have you ever taken a big MC exam, and you end up with a string of consecutive answers? Out of 93 questions, I had 10 straight questions where I answered A, 10 straight questions where I answered C, and 14 straight questions where I answered B. I HATE THAT. I don't know why, it makes me feel like I got a ton of them wrong. I always want the answers to jump around, haha.

I felt confident in the answers, we'll see what happens. But man, the whole time I kept thinking "this professor is messing with my head".
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i think its because the course was online :laugh:
 
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I hate that too... Makes me pause for a second and all shifty eyes. Damn you professor! 😡
 
I had a geometry teacher in high school who made the first test (25 MC questions) all with the same answer.
 
Thank goodness. All those questions in a row were a psych out. Rock on!!


Congratulations, your grade in biochemistry is an A (93-02=A).

You can request a transcript using the UNE-University Campus Registrar's website:
 
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