<p>Thanks for the responses... I'll answer in more detail later but most of you are misinterpreting what my intentions with this post were. I'm not going to report anything because, like you, I don't think it was done to cheat and don't want to face the possible consequences of reporting it. I was simply curious to know what the AP rules were.... </p>
<p>And Anzanar... you're being somewhat ignorant. I'll elaborate later.</p>
<p>Somewhat ignorant?</p>
<p>Please.</p>
<p>Ignorance implies I do not know what I am talking about. Considering I know that bringing in water is against the rules, your claim of "somewhat" ignorance is false.</p>
<p>You state, " I was simply curious to know what the AP rules were...." but in your first post you obviously know that it is against the rules to bring in water. And even if you didnt, theres a site called collegeboard.com and it gives you all of those little tidbits without having to bother us to look them up for you.</p>
<p>Really, big whoop. If she wasnt cheating, you should mind you own business. Sure, the testing wouldnt be standardized then! but frankly, it will never be 100% standardized, and little things like this are not a big deal.</p>
<p>anovice.. what would you ever do at caltech?</p>