dang I like LG much better than RC suppose I finish a section and there's still a little time left, can I move on to the next section? or at least turn to the next page and read those questions? just reading but not using my pencil to do anything?
I'm in a lynch mob? I had no idea. This is really worrying; I really don't have time for another extra-curricular activity.
FWIW, at my Dec. 07 test, a girl did go back and try to do some answers from another section. She got pulled aside and told that she was getting written up. Don't let that happen to you: just always leave the final minute for filling in blank circles that you haven't had time to answer.
Quote from: zachanson on May 20, 2008, 01:45:33 PMQuote from: drleather2001 on May 20, 2008, 10:35:14 AMFWIW, at my Dec. 07 test, a girl did go back and try to do some answers from another section. She got pulled aside and told that she was getting written up. Don't let that happen to you: just always leave the final minute for filling in blank circles that you haven't had time to answer. thanks for the good infoguys how do you interpret only 'analog' watches allowed? I know that the $35 'silent timer' I bot can't be used, most probably a digital watch not allowed either. then how about my 'chronograph' watch? it has a small dial and hand that show how many minutes elapsed. no digital numbers shownAn analog watch is just one with hands on it. I don't know if the chronograph is going to fly.
Quote from: drleather2001 on May 20, 2008, 10:35:14 AMFWIW, at my Dec. 07 test, a girl did go back and try to do some answers from another section. She got pulled aside and told that she was getting written up. Don't let that happen to you: just always leave the final minute for filling in blank circles that you haven't had time to answer. thanks for the good infoguys how do you interpret only 'analog' watches allowed? I know that the $35 'silent timer' I bot can't be used, most probably a digital watch not allowed either. then how about my 'chronograph' watch? it has a small dial and hand that show how many minutes elapsed. no digital numbers shown
Quote from: BABALITY! on May 20, 2008, 01:16:53 AMJust wondering if there was a definite 'turning point' one year in which the games became decidedly easier, and what year (or around what year) that took place? I'm curious because I'd like to gauge my abilities in LG on practice tests to something comparable to what I'll be facing on this upcoming June's test.June 2005 marked the shift in LG's. It was a super easy section and that test was also the first one with the more strict score conversion charts. It was the day the music died.
Just wondering if there was a definite 'turning point' one year in which the games became decidedly easier, and what year (or around what year) that took place? I'm curious because I'd like to gauge my abilities in LG on practice tests to something comparable to what I'll be facing on this upcoming June's test.
Just a note: The one relatively new concept that appeared on both the September and December 2007 games was found within the linear (edit: and sequencing) games. "k is before j or after m, but not both." I suspect it'll show up again (curious at to whether the Feb. 2008 test takers can recall seeing it.) It's not a difficult concept, but it threw me off when I first encountered it mid-test.
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