Dog Ate Homework

[caitlineverett]

 Hi there! I was recently doing a spelling test when my dog jumped on me and my hand slipped.  This caused me to skip multiple questions and/or close the test tab.  I got an abnormally low score on the test and used only 7 out of the 40 allotted minutes.  I would really like to retake it if possible.  I realize there is generally a 90 day waiting period.  Please let me know if there is any way I can retake this test sooner.  Thank you!!!  - Caitlin

[AveryO]

I'm sorry to hear that, Caitlin. I'm not sure if this can merit resetting the skills test, but I went ahead and checked this with the team. I'll get back to you when I have more information. 

UPDATE: Hi Caitlin, unfortunately, the team has confirmed that they are only able to reset the test if it's a technical issue. 

[petra_r]

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@Avery O wrote:

UPDATE: Hi Caitlin, unfortunately, the team has confirmed that they are only able to reset the test if it's a technical issue. 

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 But canine malfunction is a technical issue. Neither turning the dog off and on again, nor the dog eating cookies and cache resolved it 😉

[jmlaidlaw]

Be very careful if the dog eats a chocolate cache or chocolate cookies. The theobromine in chocolate is bad for dogs.

[versailles]

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@Janean L wrote:

Be very careful if the dog eats a chocolate cache or chocolate cookies. The theobromine in chocolate is bad for dogs.

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 Who would waste good chocolate on a dog?

[purplepony]

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@Rene K wrote:

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@Janean L wrote:

Be very careful if the dog eats a chocolate cache or chocolate cookies. The theobromine in chocolate is bad for dogs.

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 Who would wast good chocolate on a dog?

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Either someone that's not aware it's poisonous to dogs or someone that's intending to accomplish poisoning.  Either way---     

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[colettelewis]

You cannot be serious! (John McEnroe)

I never thought I would actually  see the 'dog ate my homework' excuse on this platform!