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IMG Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

cheating on an exam

How do you call those little tricks, pieces of paper with answers that you bring with yourself in the class in order to cheat on your exam?
Dictionary gives just a few words of which appropriateness I am not sure.
So, how do you normally call it?
  

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IMG How do you call those little tricks, pieces of paper with answers that you bring with yourself in the class in order to cheat on your exam? 'cheat sheets' or 'crib sheets/notes'.

— Mister Micawber

  • IMG How do you call those little tricks, pieces of paper with answers that you bring with yourself in the class in order to cheat on your exam?
  • 'cheat sheets' or 'crib sheets/notes'.
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IMGHow do you call those little tricks, pieces of paper with answers that you bring with yourself in the class in order to cheat on your exam?
'cheat sheets' or 'crib sheets/notes'.
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Emotion: smile dictionary obviously didn't mention none of these.
Thank you!
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IMG dictionary obviously didn't mention any of these.Thank you!
You haven't been using the right dictionary!!

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/crib-sheet

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Hi,
IMGHow do you call those little tricks, pieces of paper with answers that you bring with yourself in the class in order to cheat on your exam?
Copy chits
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You haven't been using the right dictionary!!
See, if I knew it is called "crib sheet" I would definitely be able to find the definition of it. But here it works vise versa - I can only poorly describe what I mean, and cold machine doesn't understand me.
Russian-English dictionaries that I use didn't help me much.
Thank you for correction.
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I think they call them chits.
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