if you use pen in AM, how do you scratch circles?

CFA Level III
#1

tend to use pen rather than pensil. but what if i need to change my answer on those circle questions? how should this be done in a neat and unconfusing way?

#2

THIS HAS BEEN GIVING ME NIGHTMARES

#3

I’m not sure. Please report back once you find the answer.

#4

Omg good question!

#5

I heard that if you draw a five pointed star within the correct circle, and give woe to the earth and sea, and send the beast with wrath, they’ll know which one you meant.

#6

bump

#7

I plan on drawing a squiggly line through first circle, circling new answer, surrounding the new answer with 4 arrows pointing inward and then referencing my new chosen answer in the description box.

Yeah I went hunting once. Shot a deer in the leg. Had to kill it with a shovel. Took about an hour. Why do you ask?

#8

You simply X it out and then circle the one you want, followed by some kind of justification

#9

Prick your finger and smear blood over the answer you’ve decided against.

#10

The real question is… What if you decide your first answer is correct and want to circle the one that you crossed out?

#11

Ooooo…yesss, good question.

Do you think it would be acceptable if you re-wrote the word correct or incorrect above or below, and circled it?

#12

Wait. We’re supposed to be circling those choices?!?!

I’ve been using squares. FML.

#13

It’d be wise to spend the next nine days practicing your circles, bro…

#14

use pencil jabronis

#15

carefully lick it off, blow dry and re-write

#16

So which strategy worked for people?

#17

If you really prefer to use a pen for everything else, why don’t you use a pencil just to make the circles? and then you erase and that’s it…

#18

PS: Pencils are supposed to be ok to use anyways:

http://www.analystforum.com/forums/cfa-forums/cfa-level-iii-forum/91333828

#19

a little late, but just lol’d.