[email protected] wrote:Are you able to do this on the "erasable board" we are given..ie does it smudge easily? When I take my practice tests I section off nine sheets of paper and write out abcde on each one so I can cross them off as I perform my poe. I want to know if I will be able to do this on test day.
Thanks
by the way, note that you won't get nine sheets on exam day; if i recall correctly, the wet-erase pad contains a total of only 6 sheets. in any event, it's certainly no more than 8, with one of the sheets being the cover page (which is essentially impossible to write on meaningfully).
if you use up the entirety of the pad at any point, though (or even if you just decide you want to break up with the old one and get a new, more exciting one), they'll give you a new one.
also note that the pad will have coordinate grid lines on it. these are meant to help you out with coordinate problems, but they have the nice secondary application of making it much easier to set up an abcde grid. if you want authentic practice, use a sheet of quadrille graph paper rather than 'normal' paper.
good luck!
Ron has been teaching various standardized tests for 20 years.
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