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The number of Queensland students who spent their last weeks of high school preparing for a final exam on the wrong Caesar has grown to 140 across nine schools.

Julius Caesar was the topic of this year’s Queensland final year history exams, but students from the nine affected schools had instead been swotting up on Augustus, his adopted son and heir.

The state’s education minister suggested heads would roll at the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority. The exam was due to be sat on Wednesday afternoon and the cause of the error is still unknown.

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