<p>Sorry might seem like a stupid question, but are we allowed to use scratch paper. If there is no scratch paper allowed (like on SAT) i think i'm gonna die. I need at least 30 sheets of scratch paper to do this exam, and i'll go berserk if I don't get any.</p>
<p>So does anyone know the answer??</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>They leave you enough space below the questions for you to do scratch work I'm sure. Just make sure they can find your answer amidst the scratch work and you should be fine ^^</p>
<p>Won't the answers be on the answer sheet? Does anyone know how much space we get for the FRQs? </p>
<p>I don't think that they allow any scratch paper.</p>
<p>well if its anything like the barron's then i won't have any space at all. I'll end up writing on my hands. </p>
<p>hmm, maybe i can pay a teacher to let me have scratch paper :P</p>
<p>For most of the MC questions in Barron's, I had plenty of space.
I write really small though.</p>
<p>on the ACTUAL ap exam, all of the questions FR's will be written twice, once in the green booklet, which IS your scratch paper, and once in the pink booklet, which is what they actually grade. in the green booklet, there's not a whole metric assload of space given, but it should be enough to work most of the problems out.</p>