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chimp wrote:yeah. just stop making bubbling mistakes.

MistakenGenius wrote:Here's what I did and it really helped. This is some savant level shit so listen up. I'd first go to a question, we'll use question 1 in this example. I'd carefully read the question and find the answer (we'll say D for this one). It's important to find the answer first, because otherwise you're gonna have a bad time. Once I had my answer, I'd look to see which number the question was, in this example, it was 1. I'd then go to the appropriate section of the answer sheet, and find where it says 1. Now that I've found 1, I look carefully at each of the bubbles and figure out which one corresponded to the correct answer in the test booklet which in this case was D. The fourth bubble from the left should say D, if it's difficult to find, remember that it looks like this shape D . Now that I've correctly found the right answer choice for that question, I use my pencil to darken the bubble. Darkening a bubble is like you're coloring with a coloring book, trying to stay inside the lines. Once I again checked to make sure I bubbled in the answer I wanted to, I then repeated this process for questions 2-~25. I know it's a complicated system of steps, so message me if you need any more help on this.

PoopNpants wrote:

MistakenGenius wrote:Here's what I did and it really helped. This is some savant level shit so listen up. I'd first go to a question, we'll use question 1 in this example. I'd carefully read the question and find the answer (we'll say D for this one). It's important to find the answer first, because otherwise you're gonna have a bad time. Once I had my answer, I'd look to see which number the question was, in this example, it was 1. I'd then go to the appropriate section of the answer sheet, and find where it says 1. Now that I've found 1, I look carefully at each of the bubbles and figure out which one corresponded to the correct answer in the test booklet which in this case was D. The fourth bubble from the left should say D, if it's difficult to find, remember that it looks like this shape D . Now that I've correctly found the right answer choice for that question, I use my pencil to darken the bubble. Darkening a bubble is like you're coloring with a coloring book, trying to stay inside the lines. Once I again checked to make sure I bubbled in the answer I wanted to, I then repeated this process for questions 2-~25. I know it's a complicated system of steps, so message me if you need any more help on this.

this the TCR, I forgot what this method is called but it is really effective, takes sometime to master it but the benefits are well worth it

RZ5646 wrote:Some people bubble in each answer as they go, and others wait until the end to bubble in all the answers, but as good Aristotelians we know to pursue the golden mean and bubble after each page/logic game/RC passage. This offers the best balance of speed and accuracy.

Shakawkaw wrote:Bubble in sections: end of every page, bubble. When you have a few minutes left, bubble after each question.

Brut wrote:so u are looking for someone to help u figure out how to fill in a circle with a pencil?