Kazakh exam student caught with 35ft-long cheat sheet containing 25,000 answers

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Kazakh exam student caught with 35ft-long cheat sheet containing 25,000 answers

June 12th, 2012

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

By
Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED:

11:19 EST, 12 June 2012

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UPDATED:

12:34 EST, 12 June 2012

If you’re going to cheat in an exam, at least be subtle about it.

Cast a furtive glance at your friend’s answer sheet, scribble a note or two on your arm, perhaps.

Don’t, as one Kazakh student reportedly did, wrap reams and reams of answers – 25,000 to be more precise – around your body in a bizarre stunt that might have made Borat proud, but certainly not the examiners.

A con too far: A pupil in Kazakhstan has been expelled after reportedly being caught with a 35ft-long cheat sheet containing 35,000 answers during a university entrance exam (file picture)

It wasn’t too long before they noticed the high school pupil fiddling inside his clothing before the university entrance exam started, reports have claimed.

According to the Austrian Times, they found a chain of computer print-outs stretching 35ft under his shirt with potential answers to the exam’s five topics of maths, history, Russian, Kazhak and another subject of his choice.

The pupil has since been expelled.

Education authority spokesman Bolatzhan Uskenbayev said: ‘If he’d put half as much effort into studying as he did into cheating he would have sailed through the exam with a distinction.

‘It’s a pity too see all that work come to nothing but he cheated and that’s not allowed.’

Reams extreme: The pupil was apparently caught with a 35ft-long sheet of computer print-outs under his shirt