BrookSteven
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Can I do my HSC in pencil? If not, why?
Cause if you've written a paragraph that you realise is absolute rubbish, you can rub it out and still have all the lines to write on rather than cross it out and be writing on the margins.soap~ said:Why would you want to?
You're meant to just put one cross along the paragraph and move on.Just.Snaz said:Cause if you've written a paragraph that you realise is absolute rubbish, you can rub it out and still have all the lines to write on rather than cross it out and be writing on the margins.
+1 get a ruler and put one line straight through the paragraph. Done.monstylez said:You're meant to just put one cross along the paragraph and move on.
It's not like they restrict how much you can write.
You can get as many writing booklets you need. Well, I'm pretty sure you can anyway.Just.Snaz said:Cause if you've written a paragraph that you realise is absolute rubbish, you can rub it out and still have all the lines to write on rather than cross it out and be writing on the margins.
Correct. Rubbing out entire paragraphs would take far more time than simply putting a cross through them and asking for an extra booklet where required.bawd said:You can get as many writing booklets you need. Well, I'm pretty sure you can anyway.
Yea but in most subjects you answer the short answer questions in the exam booklet with a specific number of lines for each questionbawd said:You can get as many writing booklets you need. Well, I'm pretty sure you can anyway.
Guys, I'm pretty sure Snaz was referring to general short answer questions where you actually write in the lines provided. Coz, y'know, that would make sense when he/she said about "writing on the margins".Just.Snaz said:Cause if you've written a paragraph that you realise is absolute rubbish, you can rub it out and still have all the lines to write on rather than cross it out and be writing on the margins.
By not even a minutePoad said:Guys, I'm pretty sure Snaz was referring to general short answer questions where you actually write in the lines provided. Coz, y'know, that would make sense when he/she said about "writing on the margins".
Edit: Beaten to it! >_>
how hard is it to write 2-5 words for a 1 paragraph question to queue up what you're going to say.BrookSteven said:Are you kidding? Who has time to write a draft for every question?
And I already applied for special provisions, which is why I said I wasn't allowed to use it.
Shit like that is ESSENTIAL for 6-7 markers.Evilo said:how hard is it to write 2-5 words for a 1 paragraph question to queue up what you're going to say.
yep, that way the marker can still read it, cause in maths if youcross out something right, but dont replace it with a wrong answer you still get marks (but only if the marker can see what you crossed out)Evilo said:+1 get a ruler and put one line straight through the paragraph. Done.