@deadgerbil The whole test is made up of several passages of text from different sources. So like, for example, it could have a few paragraphs extract from a book or news article etc. Then each section has several multiple choice questions based on the passage.
The answer is never openly stated in the text. It has to be inferred by reading and analyisng the information. They can be sneaky too sometimes. Questions might be deliberately worded to catch out anyone who doesn't read them very carefully.
This is an example of a question that I found online
I'd say C bc how can anyone verify that. They could just be yapping and say they flouted the law
Where as the others, you can just look up and see the history or clear examples of Frances attitude towards strikes, cultural sentiments etc
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@deadgerbil I was just about to say the same. I read the passage a few times and that does seem like the right answer. You can't verify a claim like that.
Tbh most of the questions are possible to figure out if you read them carefully. I think what trips a lot of people up is the pressure and the time limit.
The multiple choice part of the test is 1 hour and 30 minutes if I remember. The essay section is 45 minutes. I was having a serious adrenaline rush the entire time I was in there. Felt like I was fighting ffs
@SW-User that test is like, who give you black belt, we need to check that moment, bratha
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@deadgerbil Some of the questions are much worse than that one, believe me 💀
a good part of it is straightforward enough if you read everything carefully, but some of them are just straight up awful. Theyll give you two answers which are similar enough to have you doubting your judgment.
