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|style="font-size:1.1em;"| ''Shpargalka'' (''shpora'') (English: crib sheet or pony, German: ''Spickzettel'') are unauthorized materials used by students during tests and exams at school, university and other educational institutions. | |style="font-size:1.1em;"| ''Shpargalka'' (''shpora'') (English: crib sheet or pony, German: ''Spickzettel'') are unauthorized materials used by students during tests and exams at school, university and other educational institutions. | ||
They may be divided into traditional and innovative (Figure 1). | They may be divided into traditional and innovative (Figure 1). | ||
A traditional ''shpargalka'' is a handwritten or typed sheet of paper that is small enough to be hidden in the palm of the hand, up a sleeve or in a pocket, and that can be used surreptitiously during exams. This is not easy to do, however: one needs ''snorovka'' (dexterity) – a particular kind of social skill in itself. | A traditional ''shpargalka'' is a handwritten or typed sheet of paper that is small enough to be hidden in the palm of the hand, up a sleeve or in a pocket, and that can be used surreptitiously during exams. This is not easy to do, however: one needs ''snorovka'' (dexterity) – a particular kind of social skill in itself. | ||
Students do not even need to produce their own ''shpargalki'': paper ''shpargalki'' can be purchased in almost every bookshop and online. Many books or booklets can be cut up and used during exams (Figure 2). | Students do not even need to produce their own ''shpargalki'': paper ''shpargalki'' can be purchased in almost every bookshop and online. Many books or booklets can be cut up and used during exams (Figure 2). | ||
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[[File:shpargalka1.png|thumb|300px|left|Figure 1: Traditional and innovative ponies.]] | |||
[[File:shpargalka2.png|thumb|300px|left|Figure 2: Figure 2: Paper shpargalki for Russian History, Marketing and Higher Mathematics (www.ozon.ru)]] | [[File:shpargalka2.png|thumb|300px|left|Figure 2: Figure 2: Paper shpargalki for Russian History, Marketing and Higher Mathematics (www.ozon.ru)]] | ||