Worksheet settings
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Layout
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Layout Default (two columns; questions keep their printed width) Force wide (every question written out across the page)
Size Normal (11.5 pt, as printed) Large (14 pt) Large print (16 pt on landscape pages, laid out like the Regents large-type edition)
Compact header: title and the Name / Date / Period line together on one line (off: Name left and Date right on one line, then a bigger title with Period at the right)
Fill columns: balance the two columns and let a short question move ahead of a wide one so no column is left empty (may renumber slightly)
Page numbers at the bottom of each page
Missing reference tables
Off At the start In line, once In line, always At the end On separate sheet
Missing constants
Off At the start In line At the end On separate sheet
Name line
Date line
Period line
Teacher name beside the title
"Some questions may require the use of the Reference Tables" note
Answer blank in the margin before each multiple-choice number ( ___ 4. ) for quick grading
Passage paragraphs at 12 pt when the text size is Large: the "Base your answers…" line and the questions stay large (not for new-format clusters)
Picture size Grow with the text size Printed size (100%) 90% 80% 70% 60%
Work space for calculations As in the answer booklet At most 2 inches At most 1.5 inches At most 1 inch At most 0.75 inch
Answer lines 1 line 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines 5 lines 6 lines
Use that count for Regents questions too (otherwise they keep the answer booklet's lines)
Number two-point questions Regents-style with two numbers (52–53); off: every question gets one number
Spread questions down the page: the same amount of blank space after every question, so each gets room to work (off: questions sit together at the top)
Teacher pages
Answer key (numbered table)
Constructed-response scoring pages (rating-guide blocks)
Reference-table list on the key (which tables each question needs)
Show each question's source exam on the key
Standards summary on the key: how many questions sit on each performance expectation (new Regents questions)
Answer sheet Off: every answer on the test Multiple choice: blanks at the end of the test (own page when they do not fit) Multiple choice: blanks on a page of their own Written answers: on a separate answer sheet (multiple choice stays on the test) Both: multiple choice and written answers on a separate answer sheet
Versions
One version
One version, printed twice as "Form A" and "Form B" (same questions, same order, one key)
Two versions, A and B, labeled "Form A" / "Form B" (B has the answer choices in a different order)
Two versions, A and B, no label on the page
Done