Answer sheet

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of examination supplies, in particular to an answer sheet, which consists of an upper paperboard and a lower paperboard with the same shape and size, and the back of the upper paperboard and the front of the lower paperboard are adhered together. The upper-layer paper board at the options is cut into covering pieces, the options are printed on the covering pieces, and a cutting line easy to tear is arranged at the connecting position of the right side of each covering piece and the upper-layer paper board. The part, covered by the covering piece, of the lower-layer paperboard is blackened by 2B pencil lead materials except for the right side edge, options which are the same as the corresponding positions of the upper-layer paperboard are printed below coating marks, and the coating marks can be seen after being erased. According to the utility model, a pencil does not need to be used for filling except for correcting errors, so that examinees can be helped to save card filling time and avoid score loss caused by non-standard filling.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of examination supplies, and in particular to an answer sheet. Background Technology

[0002] Nowadays, objective questions in exams are generally answered using answer sheets. Candidates need to fill in the options they think are correct with a 2B pencil, which often takes up a lot of exam time and may result in lost points due to improper filling. Utility Model Content

[0003] To address the aforementioned issues, this invention provides an objective question answer sheet that eliminates the need for pencil filling in, except for correcting errors. This helps test takers save exam time and avoids point deductions due to improper filling in.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: An answer sheet is composed of two layers of cardboard of the same shape and size. The back of the upper cardboard and the front of the lower cardboard are glued together. The glued areas are the perimeter of both cardboards and the corresponding blank areas on the front of the upper cardboard. The upper cardboard is cut into a cover sheet for the options, and the options are printed on the cover sheet. The right side of the cover sheet is connected to the upper cardboard with a tear-away cut line. The area of ​​the lower cardboard covered by the cover sheet, except for the right edge, is blackened with 2B pencil lead. The printed options, corresponding to the positions on the upper cardboard, are below the blackening marks. The blackening marks are visible after they are wiped away. Attached Figure Description

[0005] Figure 1 This is a front view of the present invention.

[0006] The diagram is labeled as follows: 1. Cover sheet; 2. Paint marks on the lower cardboard; 3. Location of the options on the lower cardboard after the paint marks have been wiped off; 4. Question number. Detailed Implementation

[0007] The specific embodiments of this utility model are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0008] like Figure 1 As shown, an answer sheet consists of two identical layers of cardboard, one on top of the other. The back of the top layer and the front of the bottom layer are glued together, with the glued area being the perimeter of both layers and the corresponding blank areas on the front of the top layer. The top layer is cut into a cover sheet 1, on which the options are printed. The right side of the cover sheet connects to the top layer with an easy-to-tear cut line. The area of ​​the bottom layer covered by the cover sheet, except for the right edge, is blackened with 2B pencil lead. Below the blackening mark 2 are the printed options in the corresponding positions on the top layer. These options are visible after the blackening mark is erased. Figure 1 As shown in reference number 3.

[0009] When answering the questions, candidates only need to peel off the cover piece 1 of the option they believe is correct, revealing the markings 2 on the underlying cardboard. They do not need to fill in the markings themselves with a 2B pencil. If a correction is needed, erase the markings 2 on the underlying cardboard of the original selected option with an eraser, and then peel off the cover piece 1 of the option they now believe is correct.

[0010] A specific implementation process is as follows: The candidate initially believes the answers to questions 1 and 2 are A and B respectively, so they tear off the cover sheets 1 with A and B printed on them, revealing the markings 2 on the corresponding lower cardboard. After checking, the candidate then believes the answer to question 2 should be D, so they erase the markings 2 on the lower cardboard at option B, revealing option B printed at option position 3 on the lower cardboard after the markings have been erased. Then, they tear off the cover sheet 1 with D printed on it, revealing the markings 2 on the corresponding lower cardboard. Question 3 was not answered.

[0011] The above embodiments are merely one example of the present invention, and not all examples, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without inventive effort are all within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An answer sheet, characterized in that: it is made of It consists of two layers of cardboard of the same shape and size. The back of the upper cardboard and the front of the lower cardboard are glued together. The glued areas are the four sides of the two cardboards and the corresponding blank areas on the front of the upper cardboard. The upper cardboard at the options area is cut into a cover sheet, on which the options are printed. The right side of the cover sheet is connected to the upper cardboard with an easy-to-tear cut line. The area of ​​the lower cardboard covered by the cover sheet, except for the right edge, is blackened with 2B pencil lead material. Below the blackening marks are printed options in the same positions as those on the upper cardboard. The blackening marks are visible after they are wiped away.

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