is it ok to use a rubber pen in my gcse exam?

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No you really shouldn't. There's a rly high risk that what you've written will just disappear (because of friction or heat) before it even reaches the examiner.

Reply 2

SalazarSlytherin

Original post by alexalexalex.

No you really shouldn't. There's a rly high risk that what you've written will just disappear (because of friction or heat) before it even reaches the examiner.

Yeah because all examiners go over a paper with a rubber before scanning it in

Reply 3

username1454260

Original post by SalazarSlytherin

Yeah because all examiners go over a paper with a rubber before scanning it in

HahAh totally

Reply 4

TheConfusedMedic

Don't do it - if I remember correctly, the ink from those friction pens can easily be rubbed off with your finger, and the papers may have to travel a long way before being marked etc.

Reply 5

Big Moisty

Original post by jk_s

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If you have a rubber pen then it doesn't work, best bring a black biro and trusty pencils

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kaffers

If the papers were to be stored in hot conditions (e.g. due to weather) prior to scanning, your writing may fade - and this is a risk you oughtn't really take. Examiners don't mind if you make a mistake, and it's only to be expected, really - a line or neat scribble through will do suffice, providing that it's still legible. 😊

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