Neurotic question about June 2016 answer sheet

cmelman95 · June 2016

When I broke the seal on my test booklet, I accidentally made two small diagonal tears in my answer sheet. They didn't come close to the answer bubbles themselves, but they did create two little flaps of paper on the side of the sheet. Is this going to cause a problem during scoring? I'm assuming the answer sheets aren't so delicate but I'm trying to quiet my worrying mind lol.

Pacifico · June 2016

I've done the same thing and it made no difference... YMMV but I'm sure it won't be a big deal... Worst case scenario you have to ask for a hand grader or they just do it on their own because it gets messed up during the scan...

cmelman95 · June 2016

Thanks @Pacifico

Nicole Hopkins · June 2016

@cmelman95 said:
Is this going to cause a problem during scoring?

No I'm sure it will be fine!!

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