A British high school student wrote nothing bu "f*** off* in his GCSE English exam.
That's it...the whole kitten caboodle...the whole nine yards.
The examiner gave him two points for correct spelling and conveying a meaning successfully.
"It would be wicked to give it zero because it does show some very basic skills we are looking for, like conveying some meaning and some spelling," the examiner was quoted as saying, "It's better than someone that doesn't write anything at all."
More points would have been earned had there been proper punctuation.
The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance, said "obscenities on exam papers 'should either be disregarded, or action will be taken against the candidate, depending on the seriousness of the case.'"
I'll go out on a limb here, not knowing what color the examiner was and opine that maybe this is why White Boys Don't Want to Go to University .
And, don't send the g*& d$%n examiner to grade papers either.
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