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Our test questions are so poorly worded, and full of ambiguity that doesn't really test critical concepts. Just ambiguous for ambiguity sake. The answer distributions for certain questions are like 30% for one answer and 50% for the other choice. They don't require actual thinking so much as figuring out what the hell the question and the answer choices are even saying.
In comparison the BRS review questions are so much clearer and actually require some thinking.
The margin to honor an exam is just a couple of questions, so ugh.
People who go to pure pass/fail schools have it good, they just have to know their material for themselves and not worry about acing every poorly thought out question.
In comparison the BRS review questions are so much clearer and actually require some thinking.
The margin to honor an exam is just a couple of questions, so ugh.
People who go to pure pass/fail schools have it good, they just have to know their material for themselves and not worry about acing every poorly thought out question.