General's Test Scoring Pencil
- Available at: General Pencil
- Price: $$19.00 per 3 dozen
- More Info: generalpencil.com
It takes 27 mechanized steps to crank out a General’s Test Scoring pencil. One of them is laying the hot graphite into the California incense cedar shafts; another is applying the five layers of paint that coat the sturdy stick’s exterior. We hope Scantron appreciates the effort.
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