What word or phrase for one taking an exam for another one?
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Assume there are two person A (clever) and B (stupid). B asks A to do B's exam (on B's behalf). What is the proper name for A? I am looking for something like maybe "test jockey"?
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Assume there are two person A (clever) and B (stupid). B asks A to do B's exam (on B's behalf). What is the proper name for A? I am looking for something like maybe "test jockey"?
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The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
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If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago
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Assume there are two person A (clever) and B (stupid). B asks A to do B's exam (on B's behalf). What is the proper name for A? I am looking for something like maybe "test jockey"?
word-choice
asked 21 mins ago
The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
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Assume there are two person A (clever) and B (stupid). B asks A to do B's exam (on B's behalf). What is the proper name for A? I am looking for something like maybe "test jockey"?
word-choice
word-choice
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The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
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The Inventor of God
asked 21 mins ago
The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
168213
asked 21 mins ago
The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
168213
asked 21 mins ago
The Inventor of GodThe Inventor of God
168213
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If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago
add a comment |
If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago
If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago
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If A is really clever they would refuse to break the rules/law. They would be accused of fraud, which is a serious misdemeanour. Someone who falsely impersonates another is a fraudster, a cheat, a con,...
– Mari-Lou A
10 mins ago
@Mari-LouA: Cleverness does not guarantee him to be a good person as well. I am looking for more specific term only for examination.
– The Inventor of God
4 mins ago
Cleverness means knowing when the (financial) gain outweighs the risk of getting caught.
– Mari-Lou A
1 min ago