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Multiple choice is a red herring here. One can equally memorize answers to a non multiple choice test. If the point of the test is to check that students under
by foldr 3y ago
Multiple choice is a red herring here. One can equally memorize answers to a non multiple choice test.
If the point of the test is to check that students understand the material, and if students aren't allowed to look at the answers of previous tests ("looking at other tests without the instructor’s permission counts as cheating"), then memorizing the correct answers to previous tests is cheating.
- randombits0 3y agoMemorizing the material is the goal! Being an ethics class, I would have anticipated the gaming of the cheater site. When I saw the wrong answers, I would have laughed my ass off and gone on with life.
- foldr 3y agoMemorizing A/B/C/D answers to a particular selection of exam questions is not the goal of any sensible class.