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Sure, although things might get a little cramped. It would probably be better to jot down only a few question numbers at a time so you have plenty of space, because if I remember my little dry-erase sheets correctly, they weren't all that big
dont you get several of those dry erase sheets tho?
I think I received two sheets. Although I can't tell you this for sure, you might be able to write on the back of the sheets too, giving you four surfaces. In that case, you could do whatever you please! 😀
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I got three sheets, all front & back. I hope this helps...
Willamette
Willamette
the markers are huge so it's hard to write accurately. you can only write big and sloppy. at least this was my experience. i got 2 sheets front + back with 2 markers and eraser.
Oh man, they gave you guys pens? That would've made things easier! 😉
Willamette
Willamette
jalby
but u may have already been able to eliminate some choices, so i was just wondering if i could just number 1-50 before i start the exam and then if i am able to eliminate some choices, i can write those down, so I dont have to "re-eliminate them... esp if its a choice that took a while to figure out was incorrect....
but u may have already been able to eliminate some choices, so i was just wondering if i could just number 1-50 before i start the exam and then if i am able to eliminate some choices, i can write those down, so I dont have to "re-eliminate them... esp if its a choice that took a while to figure out was incorrect....
MissMedicine said:jalby
but u may have already been able to eliminate some choices, so i was just wondering if i could just number 1-50 before i start the exam and then if i am able to eliminate some choices, i can write those down, so I dont have to "re-eliminate them... esp if its a choice that took a while to figure out was incorrect....
I wouldn't number 1-50 before the block...I'd just wait and number as you go.
Willamette