Highlighting Forum
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gobosox

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Highlighting
Does anyone use a highlighter during the test? I didn't even know it was allowed until last week.
- gaud

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Re: Highlighting
Seems like it would be a waste of time to me.
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Theopliske8711

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Re: Highlighting
Highlighting in general is something I find to be quite useless and tends to slow my progress and even understanding of the passage. Last thing I need is to continually drop one pencil to grab a highlighter and then back. I doubt it would be of much use anymore than underlining with a pencil.
That said, to each his own.
That said, to each his own.
Last edited by Theopliske8711 on Thu Feb 14, 2013 12:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- ManOfTheMinute

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Re: Highlighting
I have never heard of/seen anyone highlight. But if it helps you...
- TheMostDangerousLG

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Re: Highlighting
I started prep using a highlighter, but eventually found it just slowed me down.
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- TheThriller

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Re: Highlighting
underline/bracket the RC. You wont be switching writing implements every few lines.
- gandalf

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Re: Highlighting
I've read that because the paper is so thin, the highlighter will bleed through and sometimes rip the paper.
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gobosox

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Re: Highlighting
How much force are you people putting into highlighting??gandalf wrote:I've read that because the paper is so thin, the highlighter will bleed through and sometimes rip the paper.
- 3|ink

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Re: Highlighting
highlighting isn't even a crutch. it's a third wheel
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Revamped

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Re: Highlighting
Every time you switch between highlighter and pencil it costs you time -- that should be enough of an argument for you to abandon the idea immediately.
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