Hackwardly
Adjective:
Doing things backward for the purpose of correcting problems, finding weaknesses, or exploiting a system of doing things.
Example 1: The teacher hackwardly choose common errors as multiple choice answers.
Example 2: The student was not literate enough to read or understand the questions, but hackwardly choose the right answers from groups of 4 by always choosing the answer that was most like the others, and managed to maintain a GPA between 2.0 and 3.0.
Doing things backward for the purpose of correcting problems, finding weaknesses, or exploiting a system of doing things.
Example 1: The teacher hackwardly choose common errors as multiple choice answers.
Example 2: The student was not literate enough to read or understand the questions, but hackwardly choose the right answers from groups of 4 by always choosing the answer that was most like the others, and managed to maintain a GPA between 2.0 and 3.0.
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