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Seems like no? They were already transitioning away from paper and pen and if they did go to back to in person, it would probably be in reduced capcities and presumably on tablet like they were doing pre-pandemic. I would work under the assumption …
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@jerslander said: Alright looks like the ban is over, so I'll post the contents of my exam and maybe they'll be useful to somebody. LR-RC-LG-RC LR: 26 questions. Few topics I can remember: goats in the fertile crescent/Azerbaijan, sp…
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Alright looks like the ban is over, so I'll post the contents of my exam and maybe they'll be useful to somebody. LR-RC-LG-RC LR: 26 questions. Few topics I can remember: goats in the fertile crescent/Azerbaijan, sperm whales and orcas in differen…
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@leonardocalles said: Everyone online saying that the LG completely destroyed them is making me really nervous about the fact that I thought I did alright on them. Feeling super paranoid but trying to push that feeling aside. If you felt fin…
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Used Chrome, had a popup once in my second section, but I was already finished and double checking so no harm done. I went through three proctors for some reason but all were pretty chill. LR-RC-LG-RC. Felt fine more or less through the whole thing …
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Two days before I really wouldn't recommend it. Probably would be better to just really review your last pt and spend your last amount of time drilling lightly like the others have said while tapering off the closer you get to your test day. Realis…
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Okay, follow up on my previous post on LR. I think I mixed up topics since a lot of the topics I attributed to the 26 LR actually belonged to a 25 LR, which was supposedly real according to the powerscore guys. Here are some real 25 question topics…
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@hills1111 said: @jerslander said: Okay I recall some details on my LR sections: 26 LR: Disease incidence in mountain and lowland oppossums, mayor using offensive terms, iron vs rock meteorites, stone tools. 25 LR…
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Okay I recall some details on my LR sections: 26 LR: Disease incidence in mountain and lowland oppossums, mayor using offensive terms, iron vs rock meteorites, stone tools. 25 LR: Fruit juice with added colors, moral culpability during lucid dream…
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LG-LR-LR-RC LG: food specials, teams, cities, plants: thought it was alright, felt standard. LRs: Don't remember anything. First was 26, second was 25. Hoping the 25 one was the real one. Lmk if you had a similar test or remember topics. RC: Mali…
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It's past 9 EST on 10/14. Is it cool to talk now? Just iffy because I know there's a lot of retake shenanigans going on.
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No one becomes a master just like that. It's good that you understand explanations but that doesn't really mean much if you can't put that understanding to use in a timed setting. Like the above posters said, volume and repetition is key. The core …
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Yes, you can use a mechanical pencil and I've heard lined paper is fine, since you have to show both anyways during the initial security check.
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Pretty much ^. I just typed in the chat that I'll be walking out of my room. Go to the bathroom, take a deep breath, hydrate, stretch and get the blood flowing. Go back inside, check in before the timer is up, your proctor will go through another se…
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It's past 9 EST, is it cool to discuss broad topics, relative difficulty and theorize experimentals now?
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Wrote mine for 12:10 PST. No problems, thankfully. Felt significantly better than August.
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Conjuring a 170+ for October. Let's get this bread.
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The problem with B, as I had seen it, is that the home-lighting industry's profits have very little bearing towards evaluating the argument which claims "everyone should use low-wattage bulbs." It would be extremely nice to know the actual individua…