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Why would they include content that is so obviously false in a guidebook? Certainly the book's author didn't believe it to be the case.
by wyldfire 6y ago
Why would they include content that is so obviously false in a guidebook? Certainly the book's author didn't believe it to be the case.
- sn41 6y agoGuidebooks are written by ill-qualified peoplewho are just out for a buck. The questions are usually from recent question papers. So the guidebook author just makes stuff up for the answers. Ignorance is quite refreshing, if not actually bliss.
- wolco2 6y agoPurchased by lazy students or meddling parents out to buy a product to give them/their kid an edge over other kids by breaking the rules. Scammmers get scammed.
- kkarakk 6y agoa major problem is that teachers are using these "crambooks" too when setting exam questions so basically you get a leg up when you study from them vs the official coursebooks. you'll literally see the same questions there so obv it's easier to study from that than from the coursebooks source: experienced this in my math classes in the CBSE board of education from india
- zem 6y agoa friend of my parents in Bombay changed his kid's school because not only did the teacher set homework and tests from the guidebooks, but would not accept any other answer than what the book supplied. original work was marked wrong.
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