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Keep in mind that you have met the eligibility requirements and
now is the opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge. |
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Maintain a positive attitude. |
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Get a good night sleep prior to the exam and have a nourishing
breakfast on the day of the exam. (your brain needs rest and nutrients to
perform optimally) |
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Arrive early at the test site. |
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Immediately identify any inappropriate conditions to the proctor. |
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Read all the procedural directions. |
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At the start of each session, scan the exam as a brief overview. |
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Compartmentalize the questions into manageable blocks of time. |
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Read all exam questions carefully. |
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Identify and answer all easier and understandable questions first. |
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Do not spend too much time on any one specific difficult question. |
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Mark questions that are unclear or unsure and return to them
later. |
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Eliminate any incorrect answer choices from the potential options. |
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Translate words and substitute terms to simplify the questions. |
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Apply practical reasoning to determine the correct answers. |
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Divide the question into manageable and understandable parts. |
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Keep the intent of the question and basic subject matter in mind. |
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If two choices seem correct, choose the BEST or MOST correct
answer. |
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Don’t second-guess yourself — your first instinct is usually
correct. |
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Don't read too much into questions and over-anticipate the
answers. |
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Answer what is asked for and not what you feel should be asked. |
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Estimate time required to answer remaining questions. |
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Return to previously marked difficult questions to select an
option. |
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Complete all questions. |
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Review all answers for errors. |
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Plan time effectively. There is only two hours for each session. |