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Hi!
Can you circle the question numbers on the scantron for later review during the real exam? Not sure if I would have to erase the circles once moving onto the next section or if I could just leave them. I would hate to be docked points for having an additional circle on the scantron.
Also, how much does a filled in bubble need to be erased? I'm waiting for my ticeronda pencils to arrive (after seeing a former great 7sage post) but in the meanwhile I have been using crappy pencils from Target that leave faded pencil marks still in the bubble, although I've erased so hard that the scantron bubble itself is nearly missing. Is this a problem? How sensitive is the machine that reads the scantron?
I haven't taken a scantron exam in 10 years.
Thanks!
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I did the exact same thing as @974 it didn't register as a stray mark at all.
Be sure to practice that way as well.
On the scantron I put a very small dot (think pencil point) to the left of the number of any question I circled in the test book. It is totally cool since it is not in the area of the bubbles and you won't get docked. That way when I finished it was super easy to jump back to circled questions.
Yes, @stepharizona288 circle the numbers in the actual preptest, not on the scranton, and refer back to those questions if you have time at the end to reevaluate your answer choices.
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Can you circle the question numbers on the scantron for later review during the real exam?
No—this would be a "stray mark." I personally circle the Q in the booklet and then fold the page over at the bottom a bit (dog eared).
How sensitive is the machine that reads the scantron?
Don't worry about these tiny details so much ... You'll be fine with the Ticonderogas.
Chill a bit :)