How not to pass an exam.

[Merkava]

See, I'd just write "Chuck Norris" for every answer, but then I'd get them all right.

[Degolas]

I wish my computer would let me see it :(

[Extwin]

This guy plays WOW alot... he memorized the whole human /joke emote. I do like how the person grading the exam corrected the spelling of Lewis Carrol's name too. :)

[kyuusei]

Hilarious. All I've done is write 'I don't know' or 'I don't understand' .. in Chinese. :P

I know people who've like, doodled or written a poem on one part of an exam. But that whole exam was amusing. :P

[Jimmy]

Wow, that was insanely awesome. I really want to know what Vlad thought of the whole ordeal though.

Chuck Norris bungee jumping was my favorite part.

[Dincrest]

I've pulled stuff like that in high school.  If I didn't know the answer on a math test, I'd draw the 311 logo since I was a huge fan of them.  On English exams, if I didn't know the characters or plot, I'd just make stuff up or put in names of musicians, athletes (i.e. the Knicks' starting lineup, or wrestlers like Ultimate Warrior) and all that.  

Correcting Louis/Lewis Carroll was the best part.

[Ashtrot]

I remember once on a history test I wrote totally bullshit answers, so it turned out something like,

"In 1457, Chef Boyardee crossed the Atlantic for the first time."

"The Hundred Year War was started by Ronald Reagan."

"The U.S. was founded by Schtoltenheim Reinbach III."

Those weren't exactly the questions that were asked, but I distictly writing those answers. I remember the teacher wrote a giant red "???" beside that last one.