小心了, China considers law to jail exam cheaters - for up to 7 years!
September 15, 2005
China considers law to jail exam cheaters - for up to 7 years!
SHANGHAI, China (AP) - Exam cheats, think again - instead of four years of college, you might get seven years in prison.
The government is considering a law calling for sentences of three to seven years for particularly egregious cases of exam fraud, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday.
The law covers national-level exams such as the college admission tests, graduate admissions exams and national English competency exams, Xinhua said.
It won’t apply to individual schools’ internal exams, professional tests such as those for accountants, or exams run by overseas bodies such as the English as a Foreign Language.
Punishments will depend on the “impact on society” of individual infractions.
Last year, at least seven teachers and five students were arrested in a cheating scam in the central province of Henan. Phone text messages and digital cameras were used to pass questions to teachers outside the exam hall, who looked up the answers and messaged them to students for a fee.
9/17/2005 @ 1:43 am
记得最后一次机会考四级，广西开考前一天晚上,b卷答案已经出来了，确实很心动，人际不好，也就没弄，结果那一次过了好多不可能过的，抓了相关的几个人员，过的人没法追究，回安庆也不知道哪次考了多少。幸亏西大（广西大学),还有美其名曰的校内四级，要不连证书都没，现在看来，英文太重要了，也就将就了。