Bubble Sheet tips for Test Answers for upcoming exams (ACT, SHSAT etc )

Importance of Practice Test

The purpose of practice exams is to familiarize yourself with each test’s questions, its structure, its time limitations, etc. You want to ensure you’re taking these practice tests the way they’re meant to be taken. It is important to have the right calculator, to put your phone and laptop away, and to focus without distractions.

SHAT and ACT Practice Test is very important for the student and academy owners to get insight into tests and their strengths, and weaknesses in each subject. Moreover, we track the progress and put focus on the right topics. Prepare the right topic so the preparation is easy and efficient which gives better results in less time. The practice test can help you understand exactly what each test is asking, how they’re made, the time limits, and more.

Taking a test is hard, and adding a bubble sheet doesn’t necessarily make it easier. Make all of your studying count by following these easy tips for taking this type of test.

Bring a Good Eraser to the Test 

Bubble sheet readers are pretty sensitive, so you have to be very careful about changing your answers. When you erase one bubble and fill in another, you run the risk of getting the question marked wrong because the reader thinks you’ve answered twice. 

Follow Instructions 

It sounds so simple, yet it proves to be the downfall of many, many students. Every single, solitary time a group of students takes a bubble-in test, there will be a few students who just don’t fill in the bubbles completely!

Make Sure Your Answers Match the Questions

The classic bubble sheet mistake is the misalignment booboo. Students get “off” by a question or two and end up marking question five’s answer in question six’s bubble. If you don’t catch this mistake, you can end up mismarking an entire test booklet.

Do a Section at a Time

One way to keep yourself on track and avoid the misalignment booboo is to fill in the bubbles for one-page-worth of questions at a time. In other words, start on page one and read each question on that page, and circle or mark the correct answers in your test booklet.

Don’t Overthink and Second Guess

If you finish a portion of a test and you are sitting there with ten minutes to kill, practice some self-control. Don’t be tempted to re-think every answer. There are two reasons this is a bad idea. First of all, it’s a good idea to stick with your first gut feeling. People who overthink tend to change right answers to wrong answers.

Vital Points to Consider from the Instructions:

• Completely and accurately fill in all the circles. Don’t simply type numbers in the boxes since the computer won’t score that. Instead, fill in all the boxes.
• There are no incorrect responses for the grid in question.
• When entering an answer with a mixed number fraction, convert it first to an improper fraction or a decimal.
• Don’t fill in any columns that you don’t require.
• If you obtain a lengthy decimal answer that won’t fit in the grid, round it, but make sure it fits the full grid so you get the most exact answer possible.

Few Tips to find out your expected SHAT and ACT score using Socrato

• Grab any of the official college board practice book.
• Take a complete Timed Test.
• To grade the test, visit www.socrato.com
• Select the test of your choice.
• Then click on the “Process Test.
• Click on the “Auto Extract and Import Student Answers from Mobile camera”
• After that enter the batch name and click submit button.
• Upload the pdf/jpeg/jpg files and get extracted data.
• Review all the pages of bubble sheet and then click on Report button.
• Finally, after submission of all click on the ‘Show Result’ and then generate report and get your instant diagnostic report.

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