Plagiarization

Yo! It's nice to be able returning to my old routine; scribbling the unmeritorious or so I thought.

Anyway, it would be not nice to leave this one in permanent hiatus and probably be rotting after...what... yeah, after almost 10 of my other blogs. Because of the constant changing of ideal (and the lax with his acquittance; laze), the blogs was forced to follow the blogger who is me.

On forth the current issue.
Next week would be my busiest week hitherto. That yet to include for the oncoming PMR exam. So, in order to face the next week trial exam, I had undergone a 'Techniques of Answering PMR Question Paper', that was held quite abruptly by my school lest the students would have difficulties with PMR. My point however, was emphasized at the "Techniques" that was preached. Almost all of the nine teachers, plus from my tuition, had all but advocated to 'un-accidentally look at the side to other people with the use of body language and movements to have a better understanding concept and answer concerning the current questions that was on the table, ready to be written and answered', Or in much simpler word, plagiarization or just cheating.

Ironically, all of them are PMR examiners who suppose to be the most strict in disciplinary, but I was proven wrong and their words were the testament for it. Hey, even Holmes sometimes nodes. Well, if they did advise so, who are we to question their sanity. Just like the saying, "Go to those who have a vast knowledge of the problem you didn't know". In this case, the examiners are considered to have a lot of knowledge. If not, why they became one?