Oh, a few months ago, I had to take this thing called the HSA. I have no idea what it was for, but you had to pass it, unless you're a senior, which I am. It was administered like a test, graded like a test, and looked like a test, but it's only purpose for me was to set a benchmark for the rest of the school.
I had to take two: Math and English. Both tests are comprised of multiple choice, short essay, and long essay questions, called BCRs and ECRs, respectively. You don't get a Scantron sheet, but rather a booklet which has to be checked by hand.
For the first, English, I was pulled out of my real English class in which we were to take a test to take this test that didn't count at all. It wasn't long, so I went through it quickly, making sure I answered all the multiple choice questions correctly, but for the essay questions, I pulled some epic copypasta out of my ass. I Sucessfully wrote down the entire Yoshinoya Rant for the first. The question was "What of your life experiences would you like to share with a young person?". Then, Bel-Air'ed the final essay question, which was "What in life makes you the most happy?" or something equally cheesy.
For Math, I proceeded to answer all the multiple choice questions as well as I could, because they refused to give me a calculator. This is a list of the things I wrote down in the answer booklet, in order:
1. "Thanks a lot for not giving me a calculator, jerks"
2. First BCR, wrote down Bel-Air lyrics again
3. Drew a Blackface Cell, firin' his lazer.
4. First ECR, drew Longcat and filled the empty space around Longcat with o's.
5. Second BCR, drew tanasinn, wrote "Don't think, Feel."
6. Drew an AE86.
7. Third BCR, Wrote what looked like a paragraph in Japanese, but was a mix of sqiggles, Japanese characters, and mathematical symbols.
8. Second and last ECR, colored in the entire page and used the eraser to write DESU across the page three times.
9. "I would have tried if you'd given me a calculator. Enjoy your AIDS."
10. Final page. Drew Duckroll.
11. Went back and wrote "Mi casa es su casa (My house is your house)" on every page.
So far I haven't seen any reprecussions of my one-man-raid on the school system's tests, but I heard through the grapevine that Seniors taking the HSA's next year will be doing so for a grade to prevent "nonsense".