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scantron paranoia
the feeling one experiences when taking a test on a scantron and getting the same answer multiple times in a row; applies to students
I got five B's in a row on my scantron, one of them HAD to have been wrong. I hate scantron paranoia.
scantron paranoia by iCoinedThat1199 December 28, 2009
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Sangronian
Typically refers to a person born in the seaside town of Blackpool, Lancashire in the UK. It is sometimes also used to refer to people born in Blackpools surrounding areas, such as Lytham and Morcambe.
Sangronian by manicleek August 12, 2017
Scantron
A company name which is more commonly used for a type of multiple-choice test answer sheets.
Teachers use Scantrons so they would not have to hand-grade their students' tests.
Also, they are laid out such that test takers can cheat off others with very little effort.
The reason for this is because Scantrons are divided into sections of about 10 entries each. The entries have fill-in "bubbles" which are wide and generously spaced apart. Therefore, cheaters can get several answers by taking one slight glimpse of another person's Scantron -at any angle.
Tip: The best view is from the bottom. Another words, the Scantron of the person sitting in front of you(the answers show up very clear this way). When you get sight of it, count to yourself, 1,4,3,2,2,1,5,4,4,2,4,3,1, etc
Teachers use Scantrons so they would not have to hand-grade their students' tests.
Also, they are laid out such that test takers can cheat off others with very little effort.
The reason for this is because Scantrons are divided into sections of about 10 entries each. The entries have fill-in "bubbles" which are wide and generously spaced apart. Therefore, cheaters can get several answers by taking one slight glimpse of another person's Scantron -at any angle.
Tip: The best view is from the bottom. Another words, the Scantron of the person sitting in front of you(the answers show up very clear this way). When you get sight of it, count to yourself, 1,4,3,2,2,1,5,4,4,2,4,3,1, etc
a on the scantron
If that damn cat keeps crapping on my lawn, I'm going to chase it with a lawnmower. Fuckin'a on the scantron, man. For real.
a on the scantron by JPMIV May 12, 2008
Sangron
Spanish slang meaning cold blooded. Someone who is being a sangron is being mean without thinking about other people’s feelings. Someone who is a sangron (or sangrona for female) is self serving and will hurt people without any remorse.
Santonio
Santonio by BlackandGold123456 May 25, 2009
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