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Matrics off the hook after physics exam goes awry

9 November 2009 by CapeTownNewsReader

Western Cape pupils who wrote the Independent Examination Board’s (IEB) final physical science exam last week would not “carry the can”, the board said, after an error in the paper made it impossible for pupils to answer a question.

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