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Neatness counts.
You might have the right answer, but the teacher does not know that unless he or she can read it.
• Make sure all digits and letters are clearly formed and cannot be misunderstood as something other than what they are.
• Keep you “work space” separate from your answer.
• Clearly include key words from question in a complete sentence in the answer. Ex. Question: Is Billy’s ball red or blue? Answer: Billy’s ball is blue.
• For machine recorded or multiple choice tests, clearly and completely fill in each key with the correct instrument (i.e. Number two pencil).
• If you change your answer, make sure you erase all of the old answer.
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