Any way of taking 15 square papers and a hole puncher to the test?

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getting solid 20 on PAT but hole punch is just sooooo hard! anyone agrees with me? Sometime i cant even see how a paper can be folded in such a fashion!! why would they do this!

20 on CDP i meant

They Won't let you take anything into the exam room with you, not even mints, I tried.

Practice is key here. I used to be really slow at itand now I could finish 15 of them in less than 4 minutes.

I imagine folding a paper in the order that they do, and then go through it backwards when I imagine unfolding it putting imaginary holes where they should be. It helps me to imagine little black circles in the dotted lines of the paper folds. I don't know if there are other ways to do this (I'm probably sounding like an idiot for explaining how I do it too and I'm sure this is exactly how most people do it), but that's how I do it.

Maybe actually do what you said, practice using papers and punching the hole yourself but don't unfold it. Try to draw it first, or open one fold if you can't guess it, then draw after having open one fold. Most people might not actually fold a piece of paper, punch a hole, then draw their answer on a different piece of paper. But if it works for you, who cares? Folding the paper yourself first might get you to start to see everything in your head. Then you can come back and let everyone know that you got a 27 on the PAT section.

That would be nice.

Check out this thread:

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=528643

It's super old but way helpful. I think the hole punch info starts on page 4.

Good luck!

I wish!!! LOL but it might be good for practice in the beginning.