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Answer is A, but shouldn't the square hole extend further up?
ADA 2009 Keyhole #6 = mistake?
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Answer is A, but shouldn't the square hole extend further up?
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Answer is A, but shouldn't the square hole extend further up?
I did this one today; its not right on, but out of all the choices its the closes thing.
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Man, I hope they didn't actually administer these questions to people. There are so many mistakes, not just this question.
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Yeah I went with that one too, I just seriously hope they double-check their questions before sending tests out for students to take.
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agreed, but I found this exam interesting and I did well on the PAT i got a 19 that im happy with. I found Achiever PAT to be a smack in the face and Topscore was around a 20. which i'm fine with. this exam was more like CDP.
haha the real thing is going to be worse...this barely registers as a mistake, but at least the drawing is clear. you're gonna see problems that look like they were printed in the 80s and scanned in on the ****tiest scanner known to man.
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You had mistakes on your test?
I wouldn't call this example a "mistake"...it's really not that bad.
Don't be surprised if you have a couple where there's no exact answer and the "which of these choices is best" clause comes into play.
id probably guess E...
since the upper arm on the right hand side looks shorter than the bottom two...
any ideas why its NOT E?
i can see why it could go through A though. just use process of elimination for these!
since the upper arm on the right hand side looks shorter than the bottom two...
any ideas why its NOT E?
i can see why it could go through A though. just use process of elimination for these!
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it cant be E; the upper arm is not shorter look at the picture, the upper, middle and lower are all aligned in the same way and thus have the same length, its only in the back of the upper one that it starts to deviate but to get it through the shape, A is the only one that works. To be honest, i did not struggle on this one because whether or not A is exact to the size, its still the only choice that makes sense.
