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Monique said:.. why does it look like he was still being given points for those answers?
I don't know of too many females named Tim :)Gokul43201 said:I don't see any marks. Anyway, what makes you sure it's a "he" ?
Monique said:I don't know of too many females named Tim :)
The marks are the three little boxes right? Some have squares or dashes in them, those aren't related to the grading?
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