<p>people, what is your opinion on bubbling the answers after each question???</p>
<p>Objection.
It will potentially distract you. And you may very likely edit your answers later. Avoid erasing on the answer sheet. Any lingering mark may be mistaken for an answer and therefore decrease your point.</p>
<p>I usually mark my answers after each page. Towards the end, I wait for the 5 minute warning and then I mark my answers. If I have extra time, I continue on answering the questions</p>
<p>Yeah, it’s better to finish a page without breaks between each question so that you can maintain your focus. Bubbling after each question also wastes more time and time is precious!</p>
<p>I’ve heard too many horror stories about not finishing bubbling a whole section/page before time is called. Make it part of your routine: circle answer in test book, then bubble. Takes 2 sec that you’re gonna have to use sometime. No distraction there</p>
<p>I usually mark my answers after each page. Towards the end, I wait for the 5 minute warning and then I mark my answers. If I have extra time, I continue on answering the questions.</p>
<p>After the first time taking the SAT when I missed an 800 in math because of a bubbling error, I learned that it was best to mark your answers as you do each questions (but really lightly). Then at the end of the section, when you’re sure you’re not going to change your answer, you darken them.</p>
<p>Thanks everyone 
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<p>I bubble after finishing each part in one section (like for CR I bubble after vocab, then after I’ve answered the questions for each piece I read).</p>