I read over the book three times, and thought I knew enough to run the test. Well, when I got at the registry organization, I had the choice of doing the test on the computer, or written. I did it on the computer. Big mistake. I substandard in 10 minutes, because on the computer test it say if you got the answer right or wrong right after you answer.
So I am asking you: Would it be easier to take the exam on paper? There are 30 questions...and I am tremendously nervous to go again. Some of the question were really confusing, my friends told me it is harder on the computer.
Why?
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
I'd say on paper.
Just bring then you wouldn't know if you got the answer right or wrong right after..and consequently you wouldn't be discouraged or too self-righteous if you did.
Good luck!
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
Answers: im scared of taking the testing for the same reason
i hear it was harder on the computer because it didnt tell you what question you got wrong, so you could keep getting duplicate ones wrong. also because you cant go back and tweaking an answer.
i also heard it shuts down when youve got the maximum amount wrong. is that true?
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I live within alberta too btw, and reading your story about the computer part make it seem like writing it in black and white is the best way to go
Good luck and hope this help =D
I'd say on paper.
Just bring then you wouldn't know if you got the answer right or wrong right after..and consequently you wouldn't be discouraged or too self-righteous if you did.
Good luck!
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
So I am asking you: Would it be easier to take the exam on paper? There are 30 questions...and I am tremendously nervous to go again. Some of the question were really confusing, my friends told me it is harder on the computer.
Why?
So what does it mingy when it...
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
I'd say on paper.
Just bring then you wouldn't know if you got the answer right or wrong right after..and consequently you wouldn't be discouraged or too self-righteous if you did.
Good luck!
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
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Answers: im scared of taking the testing for the same reason
i hear it was harder on the computer because it didnt tell you what question you got wrong, so you could keep getting duplicate ones wrong. also because you cant go back and tweaking an answer.
i also heard it shuts down when youve got the maximum amount wrong. is that true?
**More**
I live within alberta too btw, and reading your story about the computer part make it seem like writing it in black and white is the best way to go
Good luck and hope this help =D
I'd say on paper.
Just bring then you wouldn't know if you got the answer right or wrong right after..and consequently you wouldn't be discouraged or too self-righteous if you did.
Good luck!
No, because either bearing, if you miss the designated number, you still fail. Iowa it used to be 7 was the max you could take wrong, so I don't know if it has changed, or what your state is.
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