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Things you can do with a bound reference during Reading Time?
« on: November 05, 2014, 10:14:34 pm »
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1) You can read it!
2) You can't write in it!
3) Can you fold pages?
4) Can you put penicils or rubbers inbetween pages so you can refer to the pages later (During writing time)?
5) Speaking of number (4) Is there a limit to how many pencils, rubbers and rulers you can bring into the exam?

If anyone knows anything, please speak up!
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Re: Things you can do with a bound reference during Reading Time?
« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2014, 10:27:08 pm »
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from what i know:

1) yes
2) yes, you CANNOT write in it during reading time... but i guess you can during writing time... but that would be pointless
3) i assume you can fold pages during reading time
4) probably suggest not to pick up pencils or rubbers during reading time just in case! in writing time, you can use your pencils/erasers to mark pages
5) there is no limit, bring as much as you want

but i must also remind you, there is a TIME LIMIT, you do not have enough time to constantly keep looking through your bound reference, especially if the exam is hard. so keep that in mind!
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Re: Things you can do with a bound reference during Reading Time?
« Reply #2 on: November 05, 2014, 11:11:14 pm »
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Superb, Thank You, Your Advice has been noted!