My Computer Teacher Marked My Correct Answer Wrong — So I Investigated It
A few days before my Class 9 annual exams, something happened during a c...
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Nice, I gave you a like, but... sometimes you cannot do it respectfully.
People who are financially incentivized to hold their beliefs don't give in so easily.
For example, I'd like many bright eyed younglings in the Securities and Exchange Commission, instead of the current lazy people just catching some Zs.
Two comments seem to be hidden or deleted, so I'm missing some context here.
But about the article itself, I think I would've done the same thing. Not because I desperately wanted 20/20, but because if I knew my answer was correct, I'd want to understand why it was marked wrong. And if the explanation didn't make sense, I'd probably keep asking too.
Questioning something doesn't necessarily mean disrespecting the person you're questioning.
Yes you are right, and incident also occurred when there was paper showing of annual exam , that post I will be sharing in short time
Nice. Being respectful is the key to win debates. However, I need to note something. The question asks you to select a choice that isn't a limitation in a mobile phone, but your reasoning states that the network is needed for functionality and lacking it can be a limitation. You aren't wrong, but you could have said:
Network isn't a limitation as its needed for basic functionality. Nowadays, mobile phone without a stable internet connection are no longer useful. Most modern apps need an internet connection to work. At the same time, if the mobile phone is an older model release, it may have lower memory, which is technical a limitation. Also, memory capacity is limited in any phone, even new ones.
My question to the teacher was
Why memory could be unlimited
As according to her answer
Memory in not a limitation of mobile phone
It means memory is unlimited
That was wrong TOTALLY
So I ticked D option network because memory was wrong
I just wanted to proved that memory in any device is limited
Now I don't know that the teacher understood it not
Yup, and that's why I'm supporting you answer. You were right that memory is limited, but network? It isn't a limitation, it's a basic feature of a mobile phone and the question asks you to select a choice that isn't a limitation of a mobile phone. I was just trying to help improve your reasoning.
How is Vlox going?
There have been no new posts or accounts lately. I'm also trying to add a few important features like deleting comments.