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Section 5 - using PT 36-41
Hi all!
Getting ready to start PT after finishing up most of the CC (75% done)
Has anyone ripped out section 1 from PT 36 and used it as the section 5 in say.. PT 42? Section 2 from 36 in PT 43, so on...
Printing seems quite expensive around here (seriously staples, $4 per exam?) so I printed 2x 36, 37, 38 and ordered 2 copies of the 10 tests booklet 42-51... Has anyone done anything similar?
Now -- I am concerned with a - I'll "know" and b - skipping PT 36-41 a bad idea and c - how bad are the booklets? Are they similar to the real exam or is it really uncomfortable to take the PT in the booklet?
TIA!
Comments
I think that's probably a fine strategy to employ. You won't be wasting the test because you will be taking and BR'ing them. For this reason, you're not exactly skipping 36-41, either.
As far as taking the exams in the 10 Actuals books, the layout is the same as you'll get on test day. Of course a major difference is that there are nine other tests in the booklet as opposed to just one. I don't think taking tests in the book is that uncomfortable. I do prefer to just take one test though so I mimic test day conditions as much as possible.