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it wastes about .23 of a tree. but if you would times that by an averaage of 20 kids in a class then you are wasting 2 and half trees for 1 class to test. an estimated of 2.3 billion trees are wasted giving kids tests. This is why to help prevent tree loss all schools should use computers, take advantage of all the technology we have.

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