Query about exam answer booklets.

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  1. Kwaku_96's Avatar
    1 24-05-2012  18:25
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    Query about exam answer booklets.
    Does it matter what page you start writing your answer. For example, the first two pages of my answer booklet were covered with crossing outs (I did a few drafts) and then for the third page, I started writing the proper essay for my first question.
  2. redtortoise's Avatar
    2 24-05-2012  21:30
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    Re: Query about exam answer booklets.
    Not really if you make it really clear and put the question number there
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