White space
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White space
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His only quibble was the desire by the Scottish Qualifications Authority’s setters to fill white space with unnecessary graphics or illustrations unrelated to the question. For example, question 3 in the Credit paper asked the candidate to describe three ways in which using a computer-aided drawing package would speed up production. Alongside the question was a big drawing of a computer and a graphics tablet “that wouldn’t help them answer the question”, said Mr Geddes.
That said, it was, he felt, “quite a fair exam at all levels” with none of the “wee, twisted questions” that have cropped up at other times.
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