Prometric Test Testing Strategies

Question 1

What is the recommended approach for multiple-choice questions where you are unsure of the answer?

Accepted Answer

Eliminate obviously wrong answers first, then make your best choice from the remaining options

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Skip the question entirely

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Always choose the longest answer

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Choose randomly and move on

Question 2

How should you manage your time during a Prometric exam?

Accepted Answer

Calculate time per question, pace yourself, and mark difficult questions for review

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Spend equal time on every question

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Rush through the first half to save time for later

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Do not track time at all

Question 3

Should you change your answers on a multiple-choice exam?

Accepted Answer

Change answers only when you have a clear reason to believe the original answer was wrong

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Never change answers, your first instinct is always right

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Always change at least 25% of your answers

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Change answers randomly during review

Question 4

What is the benefit of reading ALL answer choices before selecting one?

Accepted Answer

It may reveal a more accurate answer than the first option that seemed correct

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It wastes valuable time

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It is only necessary for difficult questions

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There is no benefit

Question 5

What should you do with the scratch paper provided at a Prometric center?

Accepted Answer

Use it to organize thoughts, eliminate answers, and jot down key formulas or information

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Do not use it to save time

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Draw pictures to relax

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Write down answers to share with others later

Question 6

What is the 'brain dump' technique at the start of an exam?

Accepted Answer

Immediately writing down memorized formulas, facts, and key information on scratch paper before starting questions

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Forgetting everything you studied

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Telling the proctor everything you know

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Clearing your mind of all thoughts