All Unified State Exam forms filled with bright black ink. You can use gel or capillary pens. If the Unified State Exam participant does not have the specified pens and, contrary to these rules, uses a ballpoint pen, the outline of each symbol when filling out must be carefully traced 2 - 3 times to eliminate “glimpses” along the line of the symbols.

The mark line ("cross") in the fields should not be too thick. If the pen leaves a too thick line, then instead of a cross in the field you need to draw only one diagonal of the square (any).

The Unified State Exam participant must depict each number and letter in all filled-in fields of the registration form, answer form No. 1 and the top of answer form No. 2, carefully copying the sample of its spelling from the line with samples of character writing located at the top of the registration form and answer form No. 1 . Careless writing of characters may result in the character being incorrectly recognized during automated processing.

Each field in the forms is filled out, starting from the first position (including the field for entering the last name, first name and patronymic of the Unified State Exam participant).

If a USE participant does not have information to fill out a field, he must leave it blank (do not make dashes).

• make any entries or notes in the fields of the forms, outside the fields of the forms, or in fields filled out in a typographical manner that are not related to the contents of the fields of the forms;
• To fill out forms, use colored pens instead of black, a pencil (even for rough entries on forms), means for correcting information entered on forms ("putty", etc.).

On answer forms No. 1 and No. 2, as well as on the additional answer form No. 2, there should be no marks containing information about the identity of the Unified State Exam participant.

When recording answers, you must strictly follow the instructions for performing the work (for a group of tasks, individual tasks) specified in the control measuring material (hereinafter referred to as the CMM).

Filling out the registration form

At the direction of the responsible organizer in the audience, the Unified State Exam participant fills out all the fields at the top of the registration form except for fields for official use. In the middle part of the registration form there are fields for recording information about the Unified State Examination participant.

The fields in the middle part of the registration form are filled out by the Unified State Exam participant independently, except for the fields for official use (“Reserve-2”, “Reserve-3” and “Reserve-4”). These fields are not filled in by the Unified State Exam participant.

In the middle part of the registration form there is also a brief instruction on how to determine the integrity of the individual USE participant’s kit and a field for the signature of the USE participant.

At the bottom of the registration form there is an area for the organizer to make notes in the audience about the fact that the Unified State Examination participant was removed from the exam due to a violation of the procedure for conducting the Unified State Examination, as well as about the fact that the participant did not complete the exam for a good reason.

After completing the filling out of the registration form and completing all the points of the brief instructions for determining the integrity of the individual set of the Unified State Examination participant ("Before starting to work with the answer forms, you should:") the Unified State Examination participant puts his signature in the field specially designated for this.

Filling out answer form No. 1

The Type A job response area consists of a horizontal row of CMM job numbers. Under each task number there is a vertical column of four cells. In order to mark the number of the answer that the Unified State Exam participant considers correct, under the task number he must put a mark (“cross”) in the box whose number corresponds to the number of the answer he has chosen. An example of writing a label is given on answer form No. 1. For ease of use, the cells on the left and right margins of answer form No. 1 are numbered.

In the area of ​​answers to tasks of type A, random marks, blots, streaks of smeared ink, etc. should not be allowed, since during automated processing these can be recognized as answers to CMM tasks. If it was not possible to avoid accidental marks, they should be replaced in the area “Replacing erroneous answers to tasks of type A” with those answers that the Unified State Examination participant considers correct.

When filling out the answer area for type A tasks, you should strictly follow the instructions for completing the work (for a group of tasks, individual tasks) given in the CMM. In the column corresponding to the assignment number in the answer area for assignments of type A, you should make no more than one mark. If there are several tags, such a task will obviously be considered incorrectly completed.

You can replace the wrongly marked answer and put another one. Replacing the answer is carried out by filling in the appropriate fields in the area for replacing erroneous answers to tasks of type A.

You can replace no more than 12 (twelve) erroneous answers for all tasks of type A. To do this, in the corresponding field of the area for replacing erroneous answers to tasks of type A, you should enter the number of the erroneously completed task, and enter the mark of the correct answer in the row of cells. If the number of the same task is entered several times in the replacement fields for an erroneous answer, the last correction will be taken into account (counting from top to bottom and from left to right).

Below the area for replacing erroneous answers to tasks of type A, there are fields for recording answers to tasks of type B (tasks with a short answer). The maximum number of answers is 20 (twenty). The maximum number of characters in one answer is 17 (seventeen).

Answer area for Type B assignments. The short answer is written to the right of the Type B assignment number in the answer area titled “Results of completing Type B assignments with a short answer.”

A short answer can only be given as a word, a single whole number, or a combination of letters and numbers, unless the work instructions indicate that the answer can be given using commas to write the answer as a decimal fraction or as a list of items required in the task. Each number, letter, comma or minus sign (if the number is negative) is written in a separate cell, strictly according to the model from the top of the form. It is not allowed to use any other symbols when writing the answer to tasks of type B, except for Cyrillic, Latin, Arabic numerals, commas and the hyphen (minus) sign.

If you need to write a term consisting of two or more words, then they must be written separately - separated by a space or a hyphen (as spelling rules require), but not use any separator (comma, etc.), unless the instructions for performing the work another form of writing an answer to this task is indicated. If such a term contains more letters than cells in the answer field, then the second part of the term can be written more neatly. The term should be written in full. Any reductions are prohibited.

If the short answer must be a word missing in a certain sentence, then this word must be written in the form (gender, number, case, etc.) in which it should appear in the sentence.

If the numerical answer is obtained in the form of a fraction, then it should be rounded to a whole number according to the rounding rules, unless the instructions for performing the work require the answer to be written in the form of a decimal fraction. For example: 2.3 is rounded to 2; 2.5 - up to 3; 2.7 - up to 3. This rule must be followed for those tasks for which the instructions for completing the work do not indicate that the answer must be given in the form of a decimal fraction.

When writing an answer as a decimal fraction, use a comma as the delimiter.

It is prohibited to write the answer in the form of a mathematical expression or formula. You cannot write the names of units of measurement (degrees, percentages, meters, tons, etc.). No headers or comments are allowed on the response.

At the bottom of answer form No. 1, fields are provided for recording new answer options for tasks of type B to replace those that were erroneously recorded. The maximum number of such corrections is 6 (six).

To change the answer to a type B task entered in answer form No. 1, you must enter the number of the type B task to be corrected in the appropriate replacement fields and write down the new value of the correct answer to the specified task.

Filling out the answer form No. 2

Answer form No. 2 is intended for recording answers to tasks with a detailed answer.

At the top of the answer form No. 2 there is a vertical barcode, a horizontal barcode, fields for handwritten entry of information by the Unified State Exam participant, as well as the fields “Additional answer form No. 2”, “Sheet No. 1”, “Reserve-8”, which are not filled out by the Unified State Exam participant .
Information for filling out the fields at the top of the form: region code, code and name of the subject must correspond to the information entered in the registration form and answer form No. 1.

The “Additional answer form No. 2” field is filled out by the organizer in the classroom when issuing an additional answer form No. 2, entering into this field the digital value of the barcode of the additional answer form No. 2 (located under the barcode of the form), which is issued to the Unified State Examination participant.

The "Reserve-8" field is not filled in.

At the bottom of the form there is an area for recording answers to tasks with the answer in expanded form (for tasks of type C). In this area, the Unified State Exam participant writes down detailed answers to the corresponding tasks strictly in accordance with the requirements of the instructions for the CMM and individual CMM tasks.

If there is not enough space for answers on the front side of answer form No. 2, the Unified State Examination participant can continue making entries on the back side of the form, making the entry “look on the back” at the bottom of the front side. For convenience, all pages of answer form No. 2 are numbered and lined with dotted lines “in a box.”

If there is not enough space for answers on the main answer form No. 2, the Unified State Exam participant can continue writing on the additional answer form No. 2, issued by the organizer in the audience at the request of the participant in the event that there is no space left on the main answer form No. 2. If you fill out the additional answer form No. 2 while the main answer form No. 2 is not completed, the answers entered in the additional answer form No. 2 will not be evaluated.

Additional answer form No. 2 is issued by the organizer in the audience at the request of the Unified State Exam participant in case of insufficient space for detailed answers.

In the “Sheet N” field, the organizer in the audience, when issuing an additional answer form No. 2, enters the serial number of the work sheet of the Unified State Exam participant (in this case, Sheet No. 1 is the main answer form No. 2, which the Unified State Exam participant received as part of an individual set).

Answers included in the next additional answer form No. 2 will not be assessed if the main answer form No. 2 and (or) previously issued additional answer forms No. 2 are not completely filled out (or not completed at all).

All Unified State Exam forms are scanned after the exam is completed - and further work is no longer done with sheets of paper, but with a digital copy. In this case, some of the data is processed automatically. Therefore, it is very important that all letters and numbers entered on the form are clearly readable and clearly recognizable. This is what determines basic requirements for filling out forms:

• use a black gel or capillary pen with a good, clear and bright mark (faded ink, pencil marks or blue ink may be “lost” when scanning);


• write letters, numbers and other symbols strictly according to the model given on the forms, without going beyond the boundaries of the fields. Particular attention should be paid to two symbols that can easily “get mixed up”: one (according to the rules, it is simply a vertical line without “tails” on top) and seven (it is written with a horizontal line);


• use only capital letters;


• do not allow “dirt”, smudging or marks (these can be recognized as symbols);


• strictly follow the instructions given on the forms and CIMs;


• start filling out the fields from the beginning (from the first left cell);


• Write only one character in each cell.

Before taking the exam, it won’t hurt to practice writing printed letters according to the model, so that during the Unified State Exam you don’t waste extra time carefully copying characters.

Advice. When choosing a pen that you will take with you to the Unified State Exam, try it in two modes, which imply slightly different hand positions: regular letter and writing block letters. During the exam, you will need to do both, and you want the pen to fit comfortably in your hand in each of these cases.

How to fill out the Unified State Exam registration form

Even if a graduate encounters the Unified State Exam registration form for the first time directly in the classroom where the exam is being held, filling it out should not be a problem. Before the exam begins, a briefing is provided, which explains in detail how to fill out each field. If participants have questions or difficulties, it is the responsibility of the organizers to help them. Then, when students have already begun to complete the work, the exam organizers also check whether all fields are filled out correctly.

The registration form consists of three parts. The middle one contains instructions for checking the completeness of the individual Unified State Exam participant package. At the bottom, the participant puts a personal signature confirming that he is familiar with the rules of the exam. Signature must be located strictly inside the window allocated for it and not go beyond the boundaries of the field.

The upper part is the actual registration data. They can be divided into two groups: data on the time, timing and place of taking the exam and personal data of the examinees, as well as information about the place of their study (educational institution code and class number). The first group includes:

• 
  region code,


• digital code of the examination location;


• audience number;


• exam date (day, month and year);


• digital item code;


• name of the item (full or abbreviated).

All this information is written out on the board by the USE organizers before the exam, so when filling it out, you can either follow the verbal instructions or simply copy the notes from the board.

Digital codes of an educational institution, as a rule, are also written out on the board. But in some cases (for example, when taking the Unified State Exam early, when a “combined” group from different parts of the city turns up in the classroom) this does not happen. In this case, the code can be looked at before the exam in the list of participants posted on the doors of the auditorium - or checked with the organizers (they have a list that also contains all this information). Graduates of previous years indicate the code of the registration point where they applied to take the exam.

Take notes on long works. A summary written in your own hand will make it easier for you to review the material covered immediately before the exam. After reading it, you will refresh your memory of the main points of the work. Do not overload your notes with unnecessary details, unnecessary descriptions of nature and insignificant dialogues. However, describe in more detail the characters’ characters and the ups and downs of life that became the central plot of the work. Take notes in blocks - for example, classify works by genre. Before Unified State Exam Look through the notes, focusing on them - this will make it much easier to write answers to the questions.

Be interested in related sciences - history, philosophy, cultural studies, etc. This will give you the opportunity to develop humanitarian thinking and freely navigate historical novels, philosophical problems of works and norms of law and morality.Writing Unified State Exam By literature presupposes the ability to express one’s thoughts not only within the limits of this subject, but also based on the concepts of legal culture and principles.

Preparation for delivery Unified State Exam By literature also involves performing practice tests. You will be able to familiarize yourself with a sample list of questions and think through possible answers in advance. During the full exam, you will feel more comfortable and navigate the tasks freely. The examination paper is divided into three parts. The first part involves completing 20 tasks, the point of which is to choose one correct answer from four possible options. Answers to the second block of questions involve expressing your own opinion in the format of short answers to the questions posed. The third part is a detailed answer to the question posed in a particular work.

Video on the topic

The result of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language depends not only on good knowledge of theory and the ability to write an argumentative essay, but also on the correctness of filling out the forms by graduates. The fact is that the tasks of block A and C are checked by the computer. Therefore, it is important to comply with all requirements in the design of the work.

Instructions

First of all, fill out the registration form. Please note that all entries must be made in block letters using a black gel pen. You can see a sample of writing letters and numbers at the top of answer form No. 1. Write your last name, first name, patronymic, the code of your educational institution (you must be informed about this in advance, and it will also be indicated in your pass), the PPE code (point exam) on your registration sheet. It also needs to indicate the date of the Unified State Exam, the option number (it is indicated in your personal KIM) and the name of the subject.

When completing the tasks of block A, fill out answer form No. 1. You will need to choose one, the correct one, from four possible options, and put a cross or a tick in the box that corresponds to the correct answer. In total, you will need to complete thirty tasks in block A.

When completing tasks in block B, write in the empty boxes not crosses or checkmarks, but words or numbers. With a number you can indicate the number of a particular sentence, and also, for example, report the number of grammatical bases in a particular sentence. In block B you will need to complete tasks. You must also write down the correct answers in the answer form No.! in the field provided for this purpose.

Replace erroneous answers in the field provided specifically for this procedure, in answer form No. 1, at the bottom of the sheet. There you will have to indicate the number of the incorrect answer and indicate the desired answer option. For example, opposite the letter B you need to indicate the task number and write a word, phrase or the desired number in the boxes. Please note that the ability to replace incorrect answers is limited.

In answer form No. 2 write - . It must be legible and neat. If you do not have enough space to write the work of block C (), you have the right to ask the organizers in the audience for an additional answer form No. 2. However, do not forget to transfer the number (your option indicated in the KIM and written down by you at the top, in the place specially designated for this) to the additional answer form No. 2.

Do not under any circumstances make any extraneous notes in the margins of the forms. Such work may be rejected, since such design may be regarded as a hint or a sign to the teacher, a member of the certification commission. Know that if the answers of block A and B, i.e.

There is also an additional answer form No. 2, which is not included in the kit and is issued by the organizer if you do not have enough space for detailed answers. Photos of the forms are clickable and can be saved in good resolution.

Forms must be filled out in black ink with a gel or capillary pen. If you use a ballpoint pen, you must trace the outlines of the characters 2-3 times to avoid glare. At the top of the registration form and answer form No. 1 there are samples of writing letters, numbers and symbols, which the Unified State Examination participant must copy when filling out the forms.

There are vertical and horizontal barcodes at the top of the registration form; no marks or marks are allowed on them. The “Official Mark” and “Reserve-1” fields are not filled in by Unified State Exam participants. Fields for handwritten information entry are filled in as directed by the organizer in the classroom. The subject code "English" is 9.

In the middle part of the registration form there is information about the Unified State Examination participant. Last name, first name, patronymic are filled in block letters, in accordance with the letter writing pattern. In the "Series" and "Number" fields, fill in the passport data - Arabic numerals without spaces, and put a check mark in the "Gender" field. The service fields “Reserve-2, Reserve-3, Reserve-4” are not filled in by the Unified State Exam participant.

After familiarizing yourself with the procedure for conducting the Unified State Exam, at the bottom of the registration form you place your signature strictly inside the window. Below is an area for the organizer to make notes about the facts of deletion or inability to complete the exam for a valid reason.

At the top of answer form No. 1 there are vertical and horizontal barcodes, as well as the service field “Reserve-5”, which is not filled out by the Unified State Exam participant. The Unified State Exam participant must duplicate the information about the region code, code and name of the subject in the appropriate field, and also put his signature.

Answer form No. 1 contains the numbers of tasks of type A and B. The first section of the Unified State Examination in English is listening- tasks IN 1, A1-A14. Type A tasks - choosing an answer from the proposed options - are located in the middle part of the form. The task numbers are located horizontally, under each number there is a vertical column of four cells - answer options. To select an answer option, you must check this box. Accidental marks, blots and other blots should not be allowed, because with automated processing, this can be recognized as a response to a task. Answers to tasks of type B are filled out at the bottom of the form. Letters or numbers are allowed without spaces.

Second section of the Unified State Exam - reading- tasks AT 2, AT 3, A15-A21.

Third section - grammar and vocabulary- tasks B4-B16, A22-A28.

If you made a mistake in the answers to tasks of type A, then to correct it there is a special area in answer form No. 1, which is located immediately below the numbers of tasks A. To do this, you put the number of the task in which the error was made and mark the box with the correct answer option. You can replace no more than 12 erroneous answers to assignment type A. The fields “Reserve-6, Reserve-7” are not filled in by the Unified State Exam participant.

Errors in tasks of type B are corrected in the same way - in a field specially designated for this. The maximum number of incorrect answers for type B replacement is 6.

Fourth section - letter- tasks C1, C2. Answer form No. 2 is used, intended for tasks with a detailed answer. At the top of the form there are vertical and horizontal barcodes. The region code, code and name of the subject must correspond to the previously filled out information in the registration form and answer form No. 1. The service field “Additional answer form No. 2”, “Sheet No.” is filled out by the organizer in the audience if you were given an additional form due to a shortage places. “Reserve-8” is not filled out by the Unified State Examination participant. In the area for recording answers, you must indicate the task number, for example, “C1,” and then immediately begin a letter to your friend in accordance with the rules for writing a letter. If you do not have enough space on the front side, you should make a note at the bottom of the form that says “look on the back.” After finishing the letter to a friend, you need to indicate the next task number “C2” and write an essay on the given topic.

This year, the Unified State Exam 2018 forms have been changed, with which graduates in this examination company will work, as well as the Unified State Exam organizers themselves and verification experts. By the way, you can download them from the link at the end of the article.

Changes

First of all, it is worth saying that the Unified State Exam 2018 forms, for biology, for chemistry, for the Russian language, in general for all subjects, have become black and white. I say this so that during the exam hysteria you do not fall for rumors. For example, they may start a rumor that the forms are different for each discipline, and then it all starts. So, they are the same - black and white!

This innovation is due to the fact that now they will be printed directly at the points of taking the unified state exam - directly in schools, as well as other exam materials. This eliminates their delivery in packages, and as a result limits leaks about real CMMs.

In addition, all forms have a QR code in the upper left corner. Any new form has this code. Be sure to take the rehearsal Unified State Exam, which must be conducted in all schools. On it you can see the forms with your own eyes, and also practice filling them out correctly. But we will still dwell on some of these rules.

Nuances of filling

• Unified State Examination forms must be written in black pen: gel or capillary. Colored pens, pencils and other “evil spirits” are prohibited! To correct your answers, if you made a mistake, you can use a corrector (a special liquid, it’s better to have your own with you too)
• The Unified State Exam participant must depict each number and letter in all fields of the registration form and answer form No. 1, carefully copy the sample of its spelling from the line with samples of character writing located at the top of the registration form and answer form No. 1.
• All fields of the forms must be filled out from the very first cell, remember this! Otherwise, the computer will not be able to check the first part, or it will make mistakes.
• If you do not know which answer is correct, you cannot make dashes. Just leave the field blank.
• Forms No. 1 and No. 2 (including additional form No. 2) should not contain personal information about the student taking the Unified State Exam.
• You cannot make any unnecessary notes that are not related to the completion of Unified State Examination tasks. You should have a draft where you can make notes for yourself. The draft is not taken into account when checking the Unified State Exam forms!

Separately about the registration form

The top fields of this form contain information about you personally and about the exam you are taking.

Here are its filling rules

1. The Unified State Exam participant must independently enter the code of the educational organization, the number and letter of the class, and the number of the audience.

2. The fields “Region code”, “Code of the Unified State Exam point”, “Subject code”, “Name of the subject”, “Date of the Unified State Exam” are filled in automatically. The field for official use (“Reserve-1”) is not filled in.

3. Information about the participant in the Unified State Exam is filled in by the Unified State Exam participant independently. The last name, first name and patronymic are entered from the identity document of the Unified State Exam participant. The line “Document” is filled in with Arabic numerals without spaces, starting from the first cell. Here, too, you must definitely check the document so as not to make a mistake.

The middle field is a detailed instruction for the Unified State Exam participant.

Don't waste your time reading this field! It is important not only to read these points carefully and thoughtfully, but also to check the presence of all the forms in the kit, which are mentioned in the instructions!

Only after you check that you have filled out the top field correctly, and also make sure that your IC (individual kit) contains all the forms without exception (and there is nothing superfluous), do you proceed to fill out the third parts of the registration form and put your signature in the special field.

Remember, even before starting to work with the answer forms, the Unified State Exam participant puts his signature in the field specially designated for this. This must be done without going beyond the rectangle (that is, strictly within the window). If your handwriting is sparse, practice it a few times before the exam.

Registration Form for Oral Exams

A registration form is provided for all Unified State Examinations; there is a separate registration form for oral exams. The only difference is in the name and some points of the instructions for the Unified State Examination participant.

Answer form No. 1 is required to enter answers to the test part of the Unified State Exam. This is what he looks like.

Rules for filling out Answer Form No. 1

1. The upper part is filled out in the same way as the registration form.

2. The short answer is written to the right of the task number in the answer area. The answer to a short answer task must be written in the form required in the instructions for this task.

3. Sequences of numbers or words (if it is a phrase) are written without spaces, commas and other additional characters.

4. Each number, letter, comma or minus sign is written in a separate box.

5. If the short answer must be a word that is missing in the text of the assignment, then this word must be written in the grammatical form (gender, number, case, etc.) in which it should appear in the assignment.

6. If the numerical answer is obtained in the form of a fraction, then it should be rounded to a whole number according to the rounding rules, unless the instructions for completing the task require the answer to be written in the form of a decimal fraction. For example, 2.3 is rounded to 2; 2.5 - up to 3; 2.7 - up to 3. This rule must be followed for those tasks for which the instructions for completing the work do not indicate that the answer must be given in the form of a decimal fraction.

7. In an answer written as a decimal fraction, a comma should be used as a separator.

8. The characters in the answer should not touch each other. The term should be written in full. Any reductions are prohibited. The answer does not indicate the names of units of measurement (degrees, percentages, meters, tons, etc.) because they will not be taken into account when grading.

Particularly noteworthy is the bottom part of answer sheet No. 1, which is called “Replacing erroneous answers to short-answer tasks.” It is in this field that you can write down the corrected answer if you discover that you wrote down the wrong answer in form No. 1. Under no circumstances should anything be crossed out. You can only carefully make another entry in the special field for corrections.

Rules for filling out the field “Replacing erroneous answers to tasks with a short answer”

1. To replace the answer entered in answer form No. 1, you need to enter the number of the task in the appropriate replacement fields, the answer to which should be corrected, and write down the new value of the correct answer to the specified task.

2. If in the area for replacing erroneous answers to tasks with a short answer, the field for the task number is filled in, and a new answer is not entered, then an empty answer will be used for assessment (that is, the task will be counted as uncompleted). Therefore, if the assignment number is incorrectly indicated in the area for replacing erroneous answers, the incorrect assignment number should be crossed out.

Answer form No. 2 is intended for detailed answers, so it is a field lined in a box, like in a school notebook we are used to.

The answer form has 2 sheets, they are called: answer form No. 2, sheet 1 and answer form No. 2, sheet 2.

When filling out, it is important not to confuse the numbering of Answer Form No. 2, sheet 1, and Answer Form No. 2, sheet 2. They are absolutely identical, so it’s easy to get confused. The practice of conducting trial Unified State Examinations this year has shown that it is in this issue that there are the most errors in filling out the updated Unified State Examination forms!

If two sheets of Form No. 2 are still not enough for you to rewrite the entire answers to exam questions and assignments, then Additional Answer Form No. 2 is also provided.

Rules for filling out Answer Forms No. 2

1. Entries in sheet 1 and sheet 2 of Answer Form No. 2 are made only on the front side, the reverse side of the sheets of Answer Form No. 2 is not filled out.

2. Answers included in each subsequent additional Answer Form No. 2 are evaluated only if the previous additional Answer Form No. 2, Sheet 1 and Sheet 2 of Answer Form No. 2 are completely filled out.

3. If the answer area of ​​answer form No. 2 (sheet 1 and sheet 2) and additional answer forms No. 2 contains blank areas, then the organizers cancel them with a “Z” sign.

For Unified State Exam organizers, Rosobrnadzor has prepared detailed instructions on how to print exam materials directly in the PPE (the first 23 minutes of the video).

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