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09 Mar 2005, 05:01
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Sorry if this may seem like an inane question, but it's quite important to me as I use a lot of scratch paper:
1. How much scratch paper do you get to start?
2. If you run out can you ask for more?
How do you guys use scratch paper? Kaplan says it's important to use it judiciously, but doesn't give too many strategies on how. Messy, neat, etc. I always try and start off neat but it gets messy as I go through it!
And with the Data Sufficiency (and other) questions, do you guys grid out the answer choices to visually help with eliminating choices? I tried doing that in my practice tests but it took too long to write out...I don't suppose you're allowed to write it out during your preview?
1. How much scratch paper do you get to start?
2. If you run out can you ask for more?
How do you guys use scratch paper? Kaplan says it's important to use it judiciously, but doesn't give too many strategies on how. Messy, neat, etc. I always try and start off neat but it gets messy as I go through it!
And with the Data Sufficiency (and other) questions, do you guys grid out the answer choices to visually help with eliminating choices? I tried doing that in my practice tests but it took too long to write out...I don't suppose you're allowed to write it out during your preview?
09 Mar 2005, 07:49
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With the new rules:
+ 4 papers
+ 2 pencil
+ You cannot put down anything on papers until time starts
+ When you need new ones, you return all including used/unused ones
For me, 4 is good enough. You should practice to have the grid in your head instead of putting it down on paper.
+ 4 papers
+ 2 pencil
+ You cannot put down anything on papers until time starts
+ When you need new ones, you return all including used/unused ones
For me, 4 is good enough. You should practice to have the grid in your head instead of putting it down on paper.
09 Mar 2005, 08:04
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I got a set of six stapled together when I took my test and was told that I could get more if I needed. I returned it and got a new set between the math and verbal section, but didn't use the second set much at all. I don't think you should give yourself one more pressure about how to write on the scratch paper neatly. The only thing is that you should make sure you are not wasting your paper so much that you have to ask for new ones every 20 minutes. That would be too interruptive for your own good.
