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Because the goal of the quiz is to test math knowledge, not software bypassing knowledge.

• BeFlatXIII 5y ago
  And the goal of the student taking that quiz is to get the highest grade by any means necessary. Learning is entirely irrelevant.
  • anoonmoose 5y ago
    And since the student taking the quiz very frequently has no choice over whether or not they have to be there or take the quiz, their desires and goals are entirely irrelevant. Edit: are you intentionally or unintentionally trying to justify any and all cheating as a means to get the highest grade possible?
    • BeFlatXIII 5y ago
      Since the student has no choice over whether or not they take the quiz, what incentive do they have to maintain testing integrity?
      • anoonmoose 5y ago
        ok so you are trying to justify cheating, thanks for clarifying