Today, I took my AP US History exam. For some reason, my school let the school nurse proctor the exam. She read the instructions for the wrong test and told us to seal up our tests, despite having another section left in that book. She wouldn't listen to us when we tried to tell her. FML
soccerswim20 tells us more.
Yes, we did all get to retake the exam. Our principal called the College Board and told them what happened, and they said we could either skip the section in the now sealed book wait until the next testing date. We decided to wait and took a different version of the test. And the second time our school counselor proctored so there were no problems! So moral of the story, if something the test proctor is telling you seems wrong, SPEAK UP.
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1991stealth 21
Tell the teacher and maybe you'll get to take it again. If everyone's missing the same section, something is obviously wrong.
Joshawott14 9
Did you ever take the real test? XD
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brittany_1888 3
I took the AP world history exam i feel how horrible that must be
mountie16 4
A proctor gave me a totally different exam then my final exam at a testing center at my university. I realized 20 mins in that I had the wrong exam. Luckily they gave me the proper exam and restarted my testing period time. In their defense the wrong test was for the right professor.
mrlawlor7777 26
Honestly, that does not make a difference. For each student who takes a test/ quiz at a testing center, the teacher has to fill out a form and attach the test/quiz. The form includes student name, professor name, class name, duration of test, and any instructions. It also includes the professor's contact information should anything be unclear or go wrong.
dexter420 21
All in all you’re just another brick in the wall