Random question about the exams question, remember, practice, speaking, because

Iginla2011

I know someone will probably tell me to just look over a pass exam, but my idea is to save them all for the last part of my study so I won’t have those moments where you do a practice exam and can’t reuse it because then you’ll tend to remember the answers for the questions you did not know.
Anyways, generally speaking, are the test like school tests where majority of questions cover key parts and understandings and a minority cover details, or is it more like a giant exam that can be basically testing anything?

amqata

ahmad stop giving level 1ers such bad advice, get a life you loser.
jk, you’re the man and everyone should listen to this. The sooner you start doing tests/problems you learn as you go and then can repeat them sooner, then repeat them again sooner and just keep doing them.

invic

I think rote learning will go a long way for Level 1.
L2 and L3 are different I think.

Matori

well there are big topics that get tested more often than others, but level 1 is like a “vocab test” where it can cover anything in the books. But if you feel ready for practice problems then have at it,what’s the point in waiting? You CAN reuse practice tests/problems, albeit it might not be quite the same, but if you don’t write the whole answer in the problem the first time then you can redo and redo and redo. The best advice I have is to start doing practice problems/tests and take them over and over again as many times as possible.