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olasank [31]
3 years ago
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molly wonders if she should cheat on the test to pass the class or if she should risk failing because she knows she hasn’t reall

y learned the material. which issue does molly face?
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likoan [24]3 years ago
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Well if she cheats she will probably get caught on some sort of CCTV (camera) if not by some staff. If she doesn't cheer them she will fail and everyone will go 'boo hoo' ( if u get what mean) The main issue is that she will force herself to cheat and waste time getting her cheat notes ready shares she can revise.
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