Content-wise, these problems are the same as every other problem on the
math test. The downside is that you cannot plug the answers in to back-solve the
problem or use the plugging-in strategy. The upside is that you get to have fun
bubbling in a slightly different type of bubble-grid.
Take a look at a sample of the grid that will appear on your answer sheet.
Notice that at the top is space to write in your answer. However, this is not
required—the computer scores only what’s in the circles. So don’t bother to
write in the answer unless you’re afraid you’ll get confused otherwise.
You can start your answer in any column. Either of these positions is correct:
tuis.
(Tuis.)
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