A few weeks ago I had to right a essay, under exam conditions, about "Lord of the Flies" expect I never bothered to read it and just read a few summaries the night before fully expecting to fail or barely pass.

NOPE

I just got the results back and I got 97%

I am really goddam lucky

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You're right. Also, read the book, it's pretty good.

A few weeks ago I had to right a essay, under exam conditions, about "Lord of the Flies" expect I never bothered to read it and just read a few summaries the night before fully expecting to fail or barely pass.

NOPE

I just got the results back and I got 97%

I am really goddam lucky

A few weeks ago I had to right a essay, under exam conditions, about "Lord of the Flies" expect I never bothered to read it and just read a few summaries the night before fully expecting to fail or barely pass.

NOPE

I just got the results back and I got 97%

I am really goddam lucky

Reading books will also help you become a better writer.

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My first year at uni; when I mostly horribly crashed and burned, I got a similar mark on an exam I hadn't studied for. It was because all but three of the answers could be found in horrible history magazines.

Reading books will also help you become a better writer.

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You are a true legend.

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Nah, I think that lecturer's the legend. This year she snook two Horrible History books into our reading list.