Ever got caught cheating on your math test?
438636
I've never cheated on a math test, so no I haven't been caught cheating.  I'd rather fail (and trust me I don't want to fail) then live with knowing that I cheated.
603038
No. You may get the temporary satisfaction of getting the grade you want, but the long term result won't be as pleasant.  If you get caught, you will end up with a big fat ZERO--which is worse then if you at least try and get the best score you can fairly.  You may pass now by cheating, but you may not have the information you need later to do something else. For instance, a higher level class or subject.  Think about it.
279245
For school? That would be cheating, wouldn't it?
711781
My best advice for you is to be honest as can be and tell her you won't do it again... and for the zero, I would cheat on another test... just learn from your mistakes before and dont get caught again
253539
Have you ever considered really doing your homework? All your questions are multiple choice so it seems you just want to cheat.
1050964
Just telling him he did the problems wrong? That's not cheating, that's helping - and kudos to you for taking time to assist your child's education. I can see the other guy's concern though, many of the more common forms of parental involvement in their children's homework really do comprise cheating - for instance (and I'm not implying that you do this), many parents will carefully help their child set up each problem and then leave the child to do the arithmetic on it themselves. That's cheating, since 90% of the work is setting up the problem - and of course when these children go on to college they only know how to plug formulas into a calculator and no idea how these formulas work or when and how to apply them. What you want to avoid is to actually do any substantial portion of your child's work for him. But to spend time helping him study, point out ways in which he can discover information for himself, or double-check his work before it gets submitted to the teacher (where any feedback will occur far too late to help him) - that is NOT cheating, and I wish that more parents actually took such an interest in their child's education. \n\nBTW - I find it thoroughly unsurprising that his daughter flunked kindergarten and first grade - complete absence of parental involvement is usually highly detremental to a child's education, and while it can be overcome by a good teacher with the time and leeway to teach basic reasoning and research skills, the odds of actually finding such a teacher are somewhere between ε and zero.
941432
If someone GIVES you the answers, you will never learn math.  If you don't know math, how will you know if your grocery bill is right or the change you get from the cashier is right.  \n\nHelp in understanding math is one thing, giving you the answers is cheating you.
813777
Yes, I have taken the GED test. It was back in 1992. I would say the math was the hardest part, there's no doubt about it. I wish you the best of luck with it. I just barely passed it myself.
564262
The hit guy was looking for Pythagoras but got the address wrong.\nSheesh! We lose more good mathematicians like that.
357084
35 and are useing us to cheat at your homework!!!
963387
You add up the total number you got right - (1/4) * the total you got wrong. \n\nSo it depends on how many questions you had on the reading and how many you had on the math.
390958
MAth is my downfall, too.  On the ACT I scored 30-something on everything but math...my score was so bad that it took my composite down to the mid twenties!
563953
EVERY time I lied I got caught! There is a lesson in that somewhere...
887403
No way!  If that's the case, I've cheated a bunch of times!
802113
thats funny,too bad i suck at math anyway,man theres some bored people in this world
681863
uhhh girl r u tryin ta cheat ona paper man u gonna get busted....lol
750449
haha too bad its on a comp...my sci teacher did this to us last year. i lied. i failed. LOL!