Theoretically everyone can questions completely different!!!!

But that's not usually how finals work, right? The teacher makes the questions, so they must be fixed.

Our school is the topic of disordered, option disorder, the question is still the same da!

The questions, all the same, just the title and options disordered,

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We had an exam where the questions were jumbled and the answers were jumbled, so we used the keywords in the questions when we matched the answers, and then realized! Some of the questions had some and some didn't! Really stunned a group of peeps!!!!

Look at your teachers.

If a certain number of questions are drawn from the question bank, then it's possible that they're not the same questions. The teacher's side can also set the questions in a jumbled order.

Some subjects are, some aren't

The questions are the same, the order is different

The similarities and differences in the content of the papers depend on your teacher, and the questions in Study Pass are posted by your teacher. As for the question order and options, they can be disrupted, everyone has a different order.

I think it's the questions that are out of order, but the questions are the same. Wouldn't that be less fair if the questions were different?

Not sure, but we took the exact same questions on the test. (If you must match the answers, you can make sure of the content of the questions first)

You can randomize the questions.

Randomly divided questions.

StudyPass is capable of doing this so that everyone's paper is different. The premise is that you have enough questions in your question bank, and then the system randomly picks a certain amount of questions, and it's different for everyone. We have an exam course, that calculation questions are the same topic, but the data are different, a **** there are more than 70 kinds of data. So that's what Study Pass can do to make the exam paper different for everyone.

As long as the questions in the question bank are more than the questions on the paper that comes out is fine, and you can also have the questions in disorganized order and the options in disorganized order. Cameras aren't usually on if the paper is open, so I have a feeling you could even search on your own faster than matching answers with classmates.

Can not give the same questions can also be disordered can also be exactly the same It depends on how your school think

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Can not be the same, can be randomly selected from the question bank inside the questions, there may be some of the same questions.