philosophy
We received a philosophy exam the other day that cracked us up. Not the questions so much as the presentation. There were 10 questions on the page. 5 of them we scribbled out with a pen!
The instructions on the top indicated that the student should write on 2 OR 3 of the questions. That seemed a bit vague. Is it because they have no philosophical definition of 'two'? and so you can really answer as many as you like?
Lorna asked what 'proctors' are- they are people who invigilate exams. They are generally super nice and helpful people but sometimes they don't play nice with other proctors, which causes my issues that I have to deal with.
The instructions on the top indicated that the student should write on 2 OR 3 of the questions. That seemed a bit vague. Is it because they have no philosophical definition of 'two'? and so you can really answer as many as you like?
Lorna asked what 'proctors' are- they are people who invigilate exams. They are generally super nice and helpful people but sometimes they don't play nice with other proctors, which causes my issues that I have to deal with.

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