skywrdbound
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any one remember any questions being on the test (either version) about given this lattitude and longitude, where in the world are you?
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Form 1 vs 2
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I know that there's lots of opinions out there on version 1 versus version 2. Anyone have anything concrete about version 2? I took #1 earlier this month and bombed spatial apperception... only got about half right and ran short on time or would not need a retest. Anyway, if yall have any tips about what to expect on #2 that I didn't see on #1 please pass them along.
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Already know about the Marine study guide available on this site. I used it and found it is very similar to test 1. Also used ARCO for spatial apperception and found the real test much more difficult.
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Already know about the Marine study guide available on this site. I used it and found it is very similar to test 1. Also used ARCO for spatial apperception and found the real test much more difficult.
skywrdbound,
i vaguely remember one question like that on form 1. i can't confirm i actually got it right, but i think they make it easy to narrow down.
if you're having trouble, it may help you to remember the prime meridian is in greenwich, england and the long lines move in 15 degree increments. if you come across a quesiton like that, try to gauge where the lat and long lines are in relation to the prime meridian and the equator. you should be able to easily discern between the black sea and baja mexico using that method. taking a quick look at a globe should help too.
i vaguely remember one question like that on form 1. i can't confirm i actually got it right, but i think they make it easy to narrow down.
if you're having trouble, it may help you to remember the prime meridian is in greenwich, england and the long lines move in 15 degree increments. if you come across a quesiton like that, try to gauge where the lat and long lines are in relation to the prime meridian and the equator. you should be able to easily discern between the black sea and baja mexico using that method. taking a quick look at a globe should help too.
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