<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

For me it was a Biochemistry class with a comprehensive final. I studied my ass off and I knew everything there was to know going into the final. The professor comes in, tells everybody the exam is easy and it shouldn't take long then proceeds to hand out 10 multiple choice questions about rudimentary biochemistry knowledge.

Up to this point all of the quizzes we had taken in the class were essentially a single question asking you to describe, in detail, whatever system you were supposed to go over (ex. Glycolysis) so all of the students were bracing for the worst. Instead of a difficult test that challenged your knowledge of the course, we were essentially handed a piece of paper and told to write our names down, what class we were in, and what the teacher's name was and we would get full credit. (It covered a few things that we went over at the start of the course, nothing past the 3rd week of class, and after checking the grades it looked like he didn't even grade it and just handed everybody passing/perfect scores)

I know for a fact I missed one of the questions, mainly due to shock from expecting to write out essays of information/structures... and I received 100%. The lowest grade on the test was an 85%.

I feel insulted for taking a high level class like this and being challenged all semester just to receive a perfect score on a test that a Freshman in high school could have passed. This all is after I worked my ass off to go into the final with a 99%.
<bot>: Got a pathetically easy test in a difficult class after the professor told us it would be hell and to study immensely, essentially being trolled. (and yes, the final was far easier than you can imagine)