Bubble as you go or after you've answered?

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<p>I keep reading about different strategies on "bubbling." Some feel that it is better to bubble the answers as you answer them, while others feel it is better to just circle your answer in the test booklet and then, in the last 5 mins or so, bubble all your answers.</p>

<p>Which is better? And will proctors care? They always warn that they will walk around the room, seeing your progress. If a proctor walks by as I'm bubbling answers, when he just saw my answer sheet being blank 5 mins ago, will he care?</p>

<p>Just some thoughts...</p>

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<p>what the meaning of bubbling here?</p>

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<p>Most of the folks I have observed bubble by the page. They circle the answers to all questions on a page and then bubble on the answer sheet before turning the page.</p>

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<p>Yep^^^ thats exactly what I do. It takes less time, and you dont lose focus between questions.</p>

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<p>circle a page, and then bubble... but if it comes down to the wire... i advise filling in as you go</p>

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<p>So, page - bubble, page - bubble, page - bubble, etc etc?</p>

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<p>Yes Sir/Ma'am</p>

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<p>I've always done bubble-as-you-go, and it's never been a problem. (35 on my ACT.) Just do whatever seems natural to you.</p>

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<p>Bubble as I go. Honestly I don't think it makes any difference.. if 1 second of bubbling makes you lose concentration, you have poor concentration :)</p>