<p>So I took the sat yesterday and thought I did we'll (high 2200s-2300s). My psat in October was a 189 and 2 years ago was a 142. My subject test score in chem was a 770. My concern is that a kid behind me, my friend told me, was looking over my shoulder and getting answers. Assuming this kid does significantly better than he normally would cb might flag my scores as well as his partly bc my big boost between psat and sat. I did not cheat or give him any answers let alone know he was cheating off me until after the test. Should I call up cb and report him as cheating off my paper this way if they flag me I can say he cheated off me. I'm also assuming that he has little work done is his booklet as he got his answers from me. What should I do? Also do people behind you have diffrent test forms?</p>
<p>Guys please help, does the person behind me usually have a diffrent test form?</p>
<p>Dude nothing is gonna happen, chill seriously.</p>
<p>You do not need to do anything, calm down. Everything will be fine. No problem.</p>
<p>Yes but if his scores get flagged then they might think he cheated off me or that I gave him answers since he copied everything off me.</p>
<p>Bump guys some more opinions would be appreciated</p>
<p>Yeah, nothing is going to happen. If it was that bad then the proctor would have said something.</p>
<p>Unless the guy behind you is much much taller than you, I don’t see how would this be possible at all. At most, he could only see the top part of your answer sheet. There is no way to duplicate your answers to an extend that may cause you trouble.</p>
<p>The thing is that he put his head over my shoulder and the proctor wasn’t paying attention the whole test</p>
<p>Again, it is simply not possible without getting the attraction of the proctor. Try to put 2 chairs in the same distance as the test center and you’ll see how hard it is.</p>
<p>He was the chair behind me, no 2 chairs behind me</p>