Of course you can but the question I'd ask is if this would work in your favor or not. I would think this would make you prone to making a careless mistake, not to mention marking the answer in your test-book takes half a second. Give it a try with more than one PT but I still advise against it.
Go for it. However, my suggestion would be to try it out on a timed PT and see if it really makes a difference for you. Don't go into test day and suddenly decide to try out something new.
I mean, technically you don't even have to make a mark in the test booklet. But yeah, you can do that if you want but like Alex said, you might risk getting confused at some point.
I would imagine you can seeing that the Scantron is graded by a machine (unless you request and pay for it to be hand scored)
I think it is quite risky just in case you were to make an error and then have no reference. For the 5 minutes during an entire test it may save you, you risk a lot more...
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Try it out on a pt and let us know.
Of course you can but the question I'd ask is if this would work in your favor or not. I would think this would make you prone to making a careless mistake, not to mention marking the answer in your test-book takes half a second. Give it a try with more than one PT but I still advise against it.
Go for it. However, my suggestion would be to try it out on a timed PT and see if it really makes a difference for you. Don't go into test day and suddenly decide to try out something new.
I mean, technically you don't even have to make a mark in the test booklet. But yeah, you can do that if you want but like Alex said, you might risk getting confused at some point.
I would imagine you can seeing that the Scantron is graded by a machine (unless you request and pay for it to be hand scored)
I think it is quite risky just in case you were to make an error and then have no reference. For the 5 minutes during an entire test it may save you, you risk a lot more...