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1 mlm, 4 org pelajar kolej tlh brseronok sampai tngah mlm walaupn esoknya mereka ade ujian. Esoknye, mereka berempat memikirkn 1 idea yg bernas untuk mengelak mengambil ujian trsebut, lalu mereka menyapu muka mereka dngan minyak grease dn kotoran2 lain.
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Setibanye mereka ke kolej, mereka memberi alasan yg tayar kereta mereka bocor jd mereka tidak sempat untuk hadir mengambil ujian itu. Pensyarah yg mengendalikn ujian itu berkata mereka boleh mengambil ujian itu 2 hari lagi. Selepas berterima kasih, mereka pn keluar ngan gelak ketawa.
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Dua hari selepas itu, pensyarah itu mengatakn yg ujian yg mereka akn duduki itu istimewa lalu mereka berempat di letakkn di 4 bilik berasingan. Mereka bersetuju kerana mereka tlh bersedia sepenuhnye.
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Berikut adalah ape yg trkandung dlm kertas ujian mereka:
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Ujian ini mengandungi 2 soalan dengan jumlah markah 100.
Q.1)Nama Anda:____________ (2 markah)
Q.2)Tayar mana yang bocor? (98 markah)
A.Depan Kanan
B.Depan kiri
C.Belakang Kanan
D.Belakang Kiri

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