Hey guys, I know this is a homework site, but I cant seem to find this anywhere on the web. I cant seem to find this pencil my chemistry teacher suggested to get, since I'm on the chem league, we will be doing a lot of Multiple Choice questions and this pencil is mechanical, it is shaped so that the tip is flat, and you only need to mark it once, you don't need to fill ("bubble") in a whole bubble. (retracing a circle-you just mark a line, and the pencil tip is shaped so that it fills the bubble)

Do you guys know what I am talking about? I would like to buy this pencil to save me some time on the standarized tests.

Put "flat-tipped mechanical pencil" into Google. There are several possiblities for you to look at.

uhh. are you sure? I didn't really seem to get any good results.

Try "mechanical carpenter pencil"

That may be right, but is it Number two?

I am not sure how hard a carpenter pencil is. I use a conventional wood one and it is about #2

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Based on your description, it seems like you are referring to a specific type of mechanical pencil designed for standardized testing, often called a "scantron pencil" or a "bubble test pencil." These pencils usually have a flat, rectangular tip that allows you to easily fill in the scantron bubbles by marking a straight line, rather than filling the entire bubble.

To find and purchase this type of pencil, you can try the following steps:

1. Start by searching online retailers that sell stationery, school supplies, or office products. Websites like Amazon, Walmart, Staples, or Office Depot are a good place to start.

2. Use specific keywords in your search, such as "scantron pencil," "bubble test pencil," or "flat tip mechanical pencil." This will help narrow down the results to the exact type of pencil you are looking for.

3. Look through the product descriptions and customer reviews of the pencils to ensure they match the flat tip design you described. Some pencils may even specifically mention their compatibility with scantron or multiple-choice test forms.

4. Once you have found a suitable pencil, check the price, read reviews, and compare it with other options before making a purchase.

Remember, it's always a good idea to double-check with your chemistry teacher or classmates to see if they have any specific recommendations or if the pencil is required for your chem league.