Avali Nexus the 12th: Fluffified Zodiacs

((This is why I hate "logic" like that. People working at their own pace OBVIOUSLY can lead to cheating
it's not like people are kept spaced apart
or not allowed to have cell phones
or not allowed to talk
and the tests are different versions
and-
you see where i am going with this yes i am done i have gotten all the TEENAGE ANGST ABOUT STANDARDIZED TESTING out of my system.))

((fuck you too.))

 

Yes and no... I... Never had a pack before Feather and Coro accepted me... And yeah, I remember the things that happened before fowler picked me up... But it's a bit of along story... And I'm pretty worn out...

// need sleep...

 

I guess i can come back when you're awake again...
*stands up finishing the fruit and goes towards the door*

 

Ya it's at the lowest setting..... I hope that works....
*Looks at Corosar*
Familiar? And what do you mean by "destroying innocent spirits"?
*Looks at the tea*
Got some extra?

 

I think the issue with manually spacing the test out like that is to keep people from correcting previous answers when they see one referenced later in the test, if you space a test of Romeo and Juliet out into 2 sections, and in the first section it asks if Romeo or Juliet died, and then in section 2 it references the fact that both died, hell yeah somebody is gonna correct that shit

 

It's a needle. *it seemed a bit too big to be used for medical purposes, and too small for knitting*
*Nix grabs another needle then carefully spreads her hand without forcing it so the palm is upwards, she them closed her eyes... After a few moments the needles in her palm start to move, juuuust very lightly, then one of them rises off the palm and balances on the claw tip of her middle finger (flipping the bird joke here) , the second needle follows suit but instead balance on top of the other needle so they are a needle Balancing on another needle, balancing on a claw tip*

 

((And this is why testmakers need to realize that kind of stuff
Never ask questions that can give you the answer to another question, unless you want a test to be easy. My "Psychology teacher" (Gleh, I hate using that term associated with her, because it brings actual professors down to her level) made a test where half of the questions answered each other
Like "What is DNA?"
and "What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid?"
these were literally not even a whole page apart.))[DOUBLEPOST=1417657152][/DOUBLEPOST]

((Jesus christ she just opened her head up aa-
...
wait no nevermind context clues save the day i was going to flip the fuck out))

 

Now that's just bad test design

 

// just make arrows pointing the answer questions to the answer boxes on the questions.

 

Then they'd probably fail you for 'cheating', (for extra points they can say that they have "compelling evidence")

I wouldn't put that past it

 

// aperture science does not approve.

// neither does Black Mesa.

 

That's standard test design

 

//*disapproval intensifies*

 

// "arrgh! He out witted my maaaaster plaaaaaan, he must be a cheater! Yes, that must be it! Haha! I am so smart!"

 

Excuse me? They would approve, actually!

Or are you saying that aperture has shitty low testing standar- *shot*

 

((there are few not-multiples-of-1000-numbers I like when it comes to my like count.

this is one of them.
12, then the square of 12. Amazing.))

 

//*single manly tear shed in awe*

 

Please tell me powers of two are on that list ; A;

 

Then there's the overall problem with tests.

What if the passing percentage for a test raised dramatically over a short amount of time? Would they praise the teachers for doing their job? No, they'll say the test is too easy and demand it be harder. Or point a finger at cheating. Or whatever. They just want two nicely balanced groups of can and cannot, just so society can function or shit like that.

 

// sleep...