Font Styles and Sizes

[John Richardsim]

Have you considered printing your sheet so that blue and red text overlaps? Wear some 3D glasses and cover one eye at a time and hope you see just one of the colors?

Heh, my sister recommended that one to me before...maybe I'll try it when I actually fill a page.

Would proctors allow that?

No, probably not..."They're prescription! I swear!"

[SOnerd]

Would proctors allow that?

No, probably not..."They're prescription! I swear!"

Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

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Would proctors allow that?

No, probably not..."They're prescription! I swear!"

Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

You'd be able to to tell, right?

[John Richardsim]

Would proctors allow that?

No, probably not..."They're prescription! I swear!"

Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

I've never seen proctors go that far (I have seen them check to make sure that people weren't putting more than the allowed number of sheets in sheet protectors though). However, seeing as how 8.5x11 is standard printing paper, I would think that they would notice if you had an extra inch or a half.

[SOnerd]

No, probably not..."They're prescription! I swear!"

Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

I've never seen proctors go that far (I have seen them check to make sure that people weren't putting more than the allowed number of sheets in sheet protectors though). However, seeing as how 8.5x11 is standard printing paper, I would think that they would notice if you had an extra inch or a half.[/quote]
Have the proctors been okay with two pages in one sheet protector, both one-sided and the blank sides in the inside? I did that for disease and dynamic all year. Two pages make the sheet feel less flimsy, which I like.
(Btw, I wasn't actually considering using a larger paper size than allowed, just speculating)

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Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

I've never seen proctors go that far (I have seen them check to make sure that people weren't putting more than the allowed number of sheets in sheet protectors though). However, seeing as how 8.5x11 is standard printing paper, I would think that they would notice if you had an extra inch or a half.

Have the proctors been okay with two pages in one sheet protector, both one-sided and the blank sides in the inside? I did that for disease and dynamic all year. Two pages make the sheet feel less flimsy, which I like.
(Btw, I wasn't actually considering using a larger paper size than allowed, just speculating)

I think it's fine. The proctors have been fine in PA.
EDIT: Wow, already two pages.

[John Richardsim]

Maybe if they let me bring my Chair in, they'd let people bring in 3-D glasses.
I wonder if they'd actually measure pages to make sure they weren't 9" x 11" or 8.5" by 12".

I've never seen proctors go that far (I have seen them check to make sure that people weren't putting more than the allowed number of sheets in sheet protectors though). However, seeing as how 8.5x11 is standard printing paper, I would think that they would notice if you had an extra inch or a half.

Have the proctors been okay with two pages in one sheet protector, both one-sided and the blank sides in the inside? I did that for disease and dynamic all year. Two pages make the sheet feel less flimsy, which I like.
(Btw, I wasn't actually considering using a larger paper size than allowed, just speculating)

I haven't heard of any proctors having a problem with that, although you may want to tape the sheet protector shut, as to verify that you're not just going to write the questions on the test on the back and hand them to someone on your way out or something.

[EastStroudsburg13]

Man, y'all are nuts. Back in my day I never needed to go any smaller than 6 pt, and rarely went smaller than 7.5 pt. But if you're comfortable with ultra-small font sizes, more power to you!

[coprolite_dipstick]

Have the proctors been okay with two pages in one sheet protector, both one-sided and the blank sides in the inside?

I personally wouldn't... if the test is in stations then you could write down a question from one of the stations on the blank side so you'd technically be going back to those questions. It really depends on the proctor. Some do and some don't, but I'd print it double-sided just in case. I got my Meteorology cheat sheet printed on card stock so it was less flimsy (clumsy person, aka prone to destroying things); you can buy cardstock or do it at Staples.
At Regionals last year, some people had two pages so they had to tape it closed.
Just don't do what an Anatomy team at state did this year... aka have flaps extending off the page, extra information hanging off...

[aditi]

In some events, cough, Bio-Process, cough, you don't even have TIME to refer to the cheat sheet.