Easy way out: Flip a coin for each answer.
Obviously the author of the test cannot possibly know how your coin falls, so you get a true probabilistic chance for each answer.
This is basically the same idea as for randomized quicksort: To guard against malicious data, make your algorithm unpredictable.
Easy way out: Flip a coin for each answer.
Obviously the author of the test cannot possibly know how your coin falls, so you get a true probabilistic chance for each answer.
This is basically the same idea as for randomized quicksort: To guard against malicious data, make your algorithm unpredictable.