<p>on the sat, i made some mistakes and when i erased i tried to erase as fully as possible but there was still some dark part in the wrong answer...but I made sure to darken the correct asnwer well...will there be any problems? also, on one of the questions I filled it in soo hard that I ripped a teeny whole in the bubble...any problems here???</p>
<p>anyone...plz....</p>
<p>A few weeks ago someone posted something saying that the scanning works by comparing relative darkness.. which would mean that you'd be fine as far as the erasing goes.</p>
<p>The tear in the answer sheet can't be a good thing for you, though.... the worst than can happen is that you'll pay for hand scoring (which would suck, but wouldn't affect your scores)</p>
<p>good luck</p>
<p>is a tear a bad thing tho??? especially if if the rest of the bubble is dark?</p>
<p>anyone...any expersts on scantrons</p>
<p>I'd like to know as well...</p>
<p>I didn't rip any but damn it was hard to erase bubbles completely. My answer was darker than the erase marks no doubt, but there was a noticable dark spot where I erased.</p>
<p>Well, if you ever retake, make sure to bring a good eraser. You'd hate to have one of those basically unusable ones on the test, while soft, good ones erase almost completely. :)</p>