Serious perhaps only to the Office of Testing Integrity. Leave the snitching of harmless acts to those that are busy-bodies with idle time on their hands. This is not what you are about.
EDIT: I suppose maybe you dont' have to respond to this if you don't have time or something, but I might as well post it in case someone else would like to answer
So we had during my AP Chemistry exam
1) a section 1
2) a break
3) a section 2
Section 1 was multiple choice questions
Section 2 was free response questions
Under "Exam Security Policies" under "Discussing Exam Questions," it says this and more,
College Board will automatically cancel your exam score if you are discovered disclosing through any means the following:
- multiple-choice content
- free-response content from an alternate exam
- free-response content from a regularly scheduled exam within 2 days of its administration
- free-response content that is not released on the College Board website 2 days after the regularly scheduled exam administration
[btw there maybe should be more indentation where the bullet points here, if I wanted to accurately reflect the formatting, but anyway]
[edit time: huh it shows up differently on here than after I hit save lol]
After the first section, a friend of mine talked about how she hadn't done [insert possibly confidential information] in a while.
This implies that she did [insert possibly confidential information] during the test, and that she has provided me with information that maybe the College Board would prefer her not to.
After the second section, I overheard (bear in mind a lot of times I was intentionally trying to avoid people so that I wouldn't have to deal with this lol) another friend of mine talking about he, if I recall correctly, forgot how to do [insert possibly confidential information]. This most likely implies that he needed to do [insert possibly confidential information] sometime during the AP Chemsitry exam
I asked the proctor about us talking with other students about the exam content,
and she said that she would say it's not okay their-rules-wise since it says anyone including teachers and students.
I asked her if the exam we in the room took (AP Chemsitry Exam for 2021) was all the same for us. She told me that she thinks it's all the same for everyone but just shuffled (this was probably for both the multiple choice and free response sections).
On one hand, I really don't think what my friends said that day really matter at all in terms of cheating and stuff, assuming what the proctor told me about having the same exam is true
Btw the CollegeBoard says under "Exam Development" under "Question Types" under "Multiple-Choice Questions," "A percentage of multiple-choice questions from prior exams are reused every year, guaranteeing the statistical reliability of each AP Exam from year to year."
From this, I think it's fair to say it's probably unfair if you tell someone (who's gonna take an AP exam) about a multiple choice question you got since that could put them at an advantage over someone without that knowledge.
Aside from this, I think the not mentioning of certain stuff after never (think multiple choice questions) or after certain conditions (think free response questions) was mentioned on papers that WE (or at least I assume so) HAVE SIGNED and BOUND OURSELVES to, right???
sorry if I got any details wrong, as I'm adding stuff to this it's late and I wanna go to bed lol
Please ask questions for clarity or stuff like that if you have them, and have a great night or day y'all.
Sorry for this long one, and God bless.