Question

I was wondering, the rule "No assistance on tests and quizzes." (Possibly quoted differently) I was wondering how we'd know whether it was a test/quiz or not. I mean...(I've never seen a study guide with answer choices)
Not to mention most users are practically homeschooled/Virtually receiving education.

Answer 1

Primets:
tests have points given to the question.
also many ppl learn at same school and know the type of tests. And of if they post a screenshot of the page which obviously shows it is a test.

Answer 2

of course it is hard to catch everyone

Answer 3

also saying:

i failed my test :( bad helper.

thus it is a cheater

Answer 4

You have those clever kids. But I've never seen someone from the same school make a complaint really, simply help out.

Answer 5

Who knows, a hundred dozen people could be getting away with this....

Answer 6

And nor do I see a smart way to bust them.

Answer 7

So confuzzing e_e

Answer 8

Usualy test questions are produced here as snapshots. Make sure you check the picture properly to see any sign of an online exam-I hope you know the interface for an online exam. Sometimes the link on top would have test21 or something written. But this won't work everytime.

One thing you can always do is not give out answers -no matter if the person is in a hurry. Take your time and give inputs to the person. Help them reach the final answer themselves being a guide in the process. I have found that 90% of the cheaters here don't even care about how to do the problem. Only those who are coming here for learning will only take part in an active discussion.

Answer 9

The reason for this behavior is that most of these cheaters are in a time constraint.