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How To Cheat A Test !

How To Cheat A Test !
This instructable and video is for educational purposes only! Cheating is bad and i do not recommend it, if you get caught you support the consequences! But if you do want to cheat, il at least show you a good way to do it!

Beside the instructable i shared with you the video version of this how-to / instructable , witch will make it more easy to understand and more entertaining !

You will need only a bottle of water, and access to a printer , the method is not well known but the efficiency is incredible !

Enjoy !

 
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Step 1Step 1 - Cheat Sheet

Step 1 - Cheat Sheet
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Cheat Sheet :


Well i recommend that you print your sheet with "Times New Roman" on a small font size 6 or 7 depending on how it's more comfortable for your view ! you could hand write your sheet but it's way harder to understand printing is the best option !

Make sure your cheat sheet dose not exceed "5cm height and 10 width" .

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40 comments
Aug 15, 2011. 3:53 PMdragonsniper says:
OR you could just have one hand in your pocket and use BRAILLE

¥_¥
Jul 15, 2011. 8:27 PMGrKe says:
Or, wear some Converse, write notes/answers on the white rubber strip and sit with your legs crossed.
Jun 28, 2011. 12:20 AMterribug says:
Idea for a new 'ible: How to screw up a test cheater with a replacement water bottle. . . LOL
Oct 19, 2010. 6:58 PM2 stroke says:
why would you label it cheater in big font so in case the teacher sees it your screwed
Sep 9, 2010. 9:35 AMmatthew9090 says:
but where do you get the answers from?
Oct 16, 2007. 12:27 PMtiuk says:
If I'm ever prevented from bringing water into an exam because of people like you, I'm going to be pissed.
Sep 3, 2010. 1:39 PMdragonsniper says:
lol
Dec 30, 2009. 5:19 AMporcupinemamma says:
You are a creative person, and obviously intelligent, so I don't think you really need to cheat. It looks like   you must enjoy challenges, why not work on a project that is more ethical?  Your skills could really make a positive difference in so many ways.  Your video was really well done
Oct 16, 2007. 1:23 PM!Andrew_Modder! says:
:-\... well you really cant see it, and anyway dosent every1s teacher say Now take all your stuff off of your desk before we take the test!? all my teachers do :-\. **********P.S. if you do this you will not learn anything, and that will make a huge dent on your later finals or graduation test.**********
Apr 10, 2009. 11:06 AMnecropolian says:
my teachers sometimes subject you to a search if your pockets are empty (which i can prosecute them for (sexual intimidation)) or check whole cellphones for possible answers (but i don't need a cellphone, so i can't sue them for that). super-teacher-prosecuting-extravaganza!
Apr 10, 2009. 10:59 AMnecropolian says:
very nice 'ible, but i can never let the subject go. if you cheat, you will get problems, sooner or later. imagine a doctor who (in an emergency) walks to the computer to look up information, saying: "dus anieone now how too spel kardiak arresst?" 4 stars!
Nov 14, 2008. 2:03 AMjameshasdak says:
A court case has been filed for your illegal suggessions. NOOOOO, just kiddin'. Hey, this is #1!
Oct 2, 2008. 3:31 PMaceLED says:
lol at school ppl usually were shorts on the day of the test so before the class they right the answers high up on there thigh and they k=just lift there shorts when ever they need the answers ;p :|;p
Jul 19, 2008. 2:24 PMSunny124613 says:
FUNNY! and well, explained!
Jun 6, 2008. 6:11 PMSheamus says:
great idea, im gonna try this on the next test i get =]
Apr 12, 2008. 9:36 PMObsessive says:
The only classes I'd ever need to cheat in are math or science related. To either read off algorithms I forgot or certain Bio facts.
Apr 11, 2008. 6:45 PMnerdnurture says:
My tests are so easy, only the idiots feel like they have to cheat. They almost never even know what to put on the cheat sheet. That would require them to have paid attention. But they didn't, which is why they need the cheat sheet. So it doesn't even help. My advice - pay attention. Most teachers tell you exactly what is on the test, and what the answers are (more or less). Do you really think they are trying to trick you? Besides, if you spent the time it takes to make the cheat sheet TALKING to the teacher the day before the test, it would be time much better spent. You can ask him/her anything you want.
Oct 18, 2007. 8:39 PMX_D_3_M_1 says:
what idiot cheats...
Dec 30, 2007. 7:56 PMJ_SCAP says:
haha thats cute
Dec 12, 2007. 12:19 AMmacca4life says:
thanks m8 now i have A+ A+ A+ A+ in my GCSE's ;) i ow you one :)
Oct 22, 2007. 1:19 PMchuckr44 says:
Thank you for this instructable. Without people who don't learn anything in school, we wouldn't have enough drones to work fulfilling jobs at Radio Shack or (insert your huge retail minimum wage store here). Again, I thank you.
Oct 19, 2007. 1:38 PMKataze says:
Normally, I'm not the one to go off on the ever so cliche "For educational purposes only" disclaimer, but honestly: doesn't it seem to be a bit of an oxymoron here?
Oct 20, 2007. 12:44 PMMario2007 says:
LMAO!
Oct 20, 2007. 10:59 AMVon Klaus says:
no offence. won't your teacher/professor notice you always reading your water bottle for some reason.
Oct 17, 2007. 8:50 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
TI 84 (or Any other ti) + .txt Don't do it
Oct 16, 2007. 1:43 PMErik Lindemann says:
Hey, that's scotch tape! Also, this has worked in a few of my classes. I know some kids who set out to perfect their cheating strategy and they thought of this as well. Gotta do it in a class where the teacher isn't very observant.
Oct 17, 2007. 8:36 PMits a lion says:
and one that you can have water in...
Oct 17, 2007. 5:12 AMSatka says:
That's a nice paradox: teach people how to avoid learning ... Is there a cheat sheet for your lesson ? :p Yes I have it !!! "Cheat sheet for the 'How To Cheat A Test' method" 1- Learn your lessons 2- You're done !' Sorry if that sounded a little sarcastic ... even if I don't condone cheating, your instructable was inventive nonetheless ;)
Oct 16, 2007. 12:40 PMpyrophage says:
It's clear you've cheated a little too often on spelling tests and in English class.
Oct 16, 2007. 5:32 PMzoxx says:
my thoughts exactly "Now your ready!" hahahaha
Oct 16, 2007. 2:34 PMBabyshoes says:
Thanks, I will watch out for that one next time I invigilate!
Oct 16, 2007. 4:21 PMOra says:
Surprise candidates during an examination?
Oct 16, 2007. 3:42 PMAar000n3y says:
It's funny how many people who have commented on this instructable have horrible grammar and spelling.
Oct 16, 2007. 4:08 PMPetervG says:
Like.. 2?
Oct 16, 2007. 12:10 PMPetervG says:
Thats such a great idea, but I don't cheat.
Oct 16, 2007. 3:57 PMthreecheersfornick says:
My thoughts exactly.
Oct 16, 2007. 2:19 PMtrebuchet03 says:
Studying works well... Especially when you have more than one test where material is cumulative....
Oct 16, 2007. 1:03 PMve2vfd says:
The funny thing is that when I used to take the time to write down all the info I wanted to remember on a cheat-sheet, I ended up never needing it I I remembered everything! :)
Oct 16, 2007. 12:56 PMryzellon says:
I've always entertained myself with "how would I..."* thought experiments, and cheating was always a fun topic when I was stuck with extra time during exams. (i.e. I didn't cheat, but I spent lots of time during exams thinking about all the ways I could go about doing it)
Your bottle trick is very clever, but the biggest drawback is that if you're caught, there's no way to destroy the evidence.
You could also write stuff on an eraser (assuming it has a shell/sleeve of some sort). Far, far less space, but if you're at risk of being caught, you can smudge your notes and destroy all evidence.
Also: sans serif fonts will probably be more readable at tiny point sizes. I can comfortably read 4pt Arial (slightly smaller than 5pt TNR) through my soda bottle 8" away, but 5pt TNR is harder.

*other fun topics are:
- if the floor started caving in, how could I save myself?
- if I were told that zombies have invaded, what would I do first?
- if I had an essay to write, what other preposterous questions could I come up with to procrastinate?

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