04-21-2009, 08:11 PM
This test was not as fact-based as I had hoped. For instance, you need to know several things about each president so you can eliminate who may have or who may not have made a certain decision and why. Then you can guess from there, if needed. Knowing several facts on each topic is really helpful on this type of test, which is the type of practice you are getting with REA.
You are on the right track. REA is excellent for this exam. I took it in February. Learn as much of the material as you can. If you are doing well on their practice exams, that is a good sign for the actual exam.
I don't remember a lot of dates, but it is helpful to know the order of events, so you can keep things straight in your head. There are 120 questions, so it is broad and they basically ask one question about each topic.
Best wishes on your exam!
You are on the right track. REA is excellent for this exam. I took it in February. Learn as much of the material as you can. If you are doing well on their practice exams, that is a good sign for the actual exam.
I don't remember a lot of dates, but it is helpful to know the order of events, so you can keep things straight in your head. There are 120 questions, so it is broad and they basically ask one question about each topic.
Best wishes on your exam!
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