glasnost said: Lots of people (especially in America, it seems) use check marks for right answers and X marks for wrong answers.
From what i've seen in Japanese Media. They tend to use Circles and X marks more often. Well in the end, i guess we can just chalk it up to Culture differences. I myself diffenetly grew up on "Check mark" = "Bad". X's are also bad too. Circles are Good.
Tetsamaru said: From what i've seen in Japanese Media. They tend to use Circles and X marks more often. Well in the end, i guess we can just chalk it up to Culture differences. I myself diffenetly grew up on "Check mark" = "Bad". X's are also bad too. Circles are Good.
I grew up with both systems, it got really confusing sometimes and I'd go up asking why I got marks docked when there were ticks.
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