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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 25 Jan 2006, 08:33
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I had my Ultimate practice test at the Pearson Center but i was only given 2 erasable boards at a time. Once i am done with them, i have to raise my hand and wait till the guy to come and give me 2 new ones.

But i have also heard other ppl were given more than 2 boards at a time. I am not here to blame the tester and request them to write again, i am just blaming Pearson for such unprofessional misconduct.

Does anyone has the same experience?
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 02 Feb 2006, 15:21
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I got an erasable board workbook. I think it had about 5 sheets so about 10 long pages in total.
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 02 Feb 2006, 18:38
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I got an erasable board workbook. I think it had about 5 sheets so about 10 long pages in total.
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How was the tip of the pen? Fine? Thin?
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 05 Feb 2006, 01:11
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I think from other postings they provide fine tip pens.

Has anyone taken the test in Reading or London, how many erasable sheets did they provide?
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I think from other postings they provide fine tip pens.

Has anyone taken the test in Reading or London, how many erasable sheets did they provide?
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I think PV provides a booklet...about 10 pages or so...so 20 sides
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 05 Feb 2006, 02:51
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I like to suggest everyone to laminate a few sheets of graph paper at your own cost for practice. Purchase a fine tip marker while you're at it. This way, you'll feel more comfortable with the whole idea when you turn up at the test centre.
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 06 Feb 2006, 14:40
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You get 10 erasable boards, which are really like laminated pieces of 11 x 17 pieces of paper, and a very fine tip marker.
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ONLY 2 erasable boards?? 06 Feb 2006, 15:02
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I like to suggest everyone to laminate a few sheets of graph paper at your own cost for practice. Purchase a fine tip marker while you're at it. This way, you'll feel more comfortable with the whole idea when you turn up at the test centre.
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Thanks for your suggestion ywilfred.

I bought the following and made my own erabasle board, just to get the feel of it. These may not be the same as the PVUE ones.... thought I would share this with you guys anyway...

https://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do?level=SK&id=858133&&An=text

https://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do?level=SK&id=526696&&An=text

Stick the 8.5x11 sheet to a hard board (card board) and you have an erasable board!
Although the pen is described as Fine point one, I didn't find it fine enough to my liking. There is an Ultrafine pen that I saw online, but the local store didn't have it.
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That is an excellent idea Giddi!