<p>I just took the Sats, and when I was working on section 10, I sudden realized (or thought) that I bubbled answers into the wrong section and bubbled my answers from section 8 into section 9. I didn't erase anything from section 9 but since I saw that section 8 had more answers than 9, I just continued bubbling in answers for 9 after number 16 by looking at section 8. </p>
<p>Since it was a last minute confusion, I can't figure out if I actually did bubble things wrong or I just frantically bubbled more answers into each section. </p>
<p>I wish I asked the proctor to let me look at my answer sheet to make sure or just in case i wanted to cancel. </p>
<p>I just remember seeing the top section on page 7 having a lot of answers, because how else could I copy answers from the top section into the sections below it? But, when I was looking at a copy collegeboard answer sheet, only section 8 is above it and it usually has less than 20 questions. So that confuses me even more because I don't know how I got so many answers for the top section on page 7. </p>
<p>Can anyone help me out? Isn't there a hand scoring service from collegeboard that maybe I could request for just in case, I answered part of a section in a different section on the answer sheet? </p>
<p>I've already taken the sats and I just want a higher math score =\ I wish I looked at the numbers on the answer sheet more frequently. </p>
<p>If you have any suggestions, it would be really helpful bc I don't know what to think.</p>