Why should the lecturers award me more marks even if I have not answered much?

Answer 1

Lecturers lead a demanding life. Imagine the amount of rubbish and drivel that students put into their essays and having to read word for word with grammar mistakes and checking for plagiarism among many other things. Sometimes the simpler and more to the point your answers are the better simply because you don't give them a headache.

Answer 2

The marking is not based on length of answer tehn subjectivity and relevance of answer it may be two liner if thats enough if somebody ask ur name and u write a lengthy explanation u simply miss the question so why u should get marks

Answer 3

You're pretty.
I've seen it done before.

When I went to College a Guy told a
pretty, petite young woman,
" My paper would get an A,
just for being in your folder ".

We knew he was right.

In later years, a small petite female friend
had the same Instructor. She said,
" I'm not going to do good on my last
paper. I'm going to have to turn it in late ".

I told her, " Don't even worry about it.
You're pretty, and petite, you'll get an A ".

She turned the paper in late,
and she got an A.

From what I, and my different
College going friends saw,
higher education is sometimes
not what it's suppose to be.

Answer 4

Err... you sound like a lecturer who was weaned off the milk of human kindness too soon.
Hey! Atleast give me grace marks for trying?

Answer 5

They probably don't care enough or have low expectations or maybe you're being too modest.

Either way be happy, party on, Rock n' Roll, Drink some beer, get paid, get laid, and toke up.

SNOOGINS!

Answer 6

You may have nailed the answer with just a few (apparently) well-chosen words.