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Hey guys -
So I know that we have to use the laminated pages during the test, but I have just been practicing with scratch paper, trying to squeeze as much onto each page as possible. Is it that big of a deal? Have you ever run into problems with administrators not giving you extra sheets if you need them? I end up writing a lot for my math problems...
Thanks!
Julia
So I know that we have to use the laminated pages during the test, but I have just been practicing with scratch paper, trying to squeeze as much onto each page as possible. Is it that big of a deal? Have you ever run into problems with administrators not giving you extra sheets if you need them? I end up writing a lot for my math problems...
Thanks!
Julia
02 Jun 2008, 18:34
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No problems here. You get a good amount of sheets to start off but in the event that you run out of room just raise your hand and they'll bring you a new pad. One thing you can do is to ask for a new pad between AWA and Q and then again between Q and V to ensure you have maximum space for each section.
Make sure your pen works before you go into the test room. Just make sure you say something to the test proctor along the lines of, "Can I make sure this pen works before I go in?" before you go writing on your pad before sitting down. That way they don't think you're writing down crib notes or anything like that.
