<p>is it best to circle the answer on the booklet and then go back and bubble in the answers after one page? or should you bubble the answer one by one? or are there any other ways that help you save time?</p>
<p>I was suggested both ways, but i normally bubble as I go. I fell that it takes more time transferring the answers when im done. Also, i wouldn’t want to run out of time on the test and no be able to write down my answers. do whatever fells right for you.</p>
<p>Personally, I do a page on the test booklet and transfer those answers after I finish that page. Granted, I usually finish before time is called, so running out of time isn’t a problem for me. But like JoeyBay said, do whatever you feel most comfortable doing.</p>
<p>For reading sections, it is best to finish answering all questions that are from one passage and then transfer to the answer sheet. The reason for this is that you don’t want to break your concentration in the passage.</p>
<p>math isnt really an issue, i just pick whenever i want to bubble. but thanks for the advice on reading, and im assuming the same thing for the writing section or no?</p>
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It is not as important for writing and/or math, but it definitely helps not to break your concentration.</p>
<p>Bubble in the answers when you finish the page. It works wonders for me.</p>