CDP Keyhole Problem

[dcl222]

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My eyes playing tricks on me? I hope real PAT isn't as tricky
[answer= A]

 

[Sama951]

I hate this question

 

[Dmitry Malayev]

Real PAT isn't this tricky. But the reason for A as the answer is because of the neck thickness on object.

But this is a skewed questions, seeing as how on the actual exam i remember that the keyholes are not drawn to size.

 

[dcl222]

But this is a skewed questions, seeing as how on the actual exam i remember that the keyholes are not drawn to size.

I have encountered some problems where the answer isn't drawn to size as the question, but we should assume it's correct if the other choices are wrong? (since that'll make it the best possible choice--although i'd think it's equally wrong if it's unproportional)

 

[Dmitry Malayev]

I have encountered some problems where the answer isn't drawn to size as the question, but we should assume it's correct if the other choices are wrong? (since that'll make it the best possible choice--although i'd think it's equally wrong if it's unproportional)

You are absolutely correct. But don't worry, the actual PAT sections on the DATs was not this tricky, there was always a little flaw seperating each object.

 

[klutzy1987]

On the real DAT the answer choices are more obvious, not as tricky as this one.

 

[polarmolar]

Wow that's a killer. I will say that I saw 2 on my test that were just as hard as this one.

 

[Danny289]

Wow that's a killer. I will say that I saw 2 on my test that were just as hard as this one.

maybe those two were part of 15 unscored questions ! 😎

 

[klutzy1987]

maybe those two were part of 15 unscored questions ! 😎

What 15 unscored questions???

 

[Dmitry Malayev]

What 15 unscored questions???

The PAT sections has 15 Questions which are not scored or graded. They are test questions used by the ADA. In other words, they don't mark them, just use them to see if these are fair questions or not.

 

[klutzy1987]

HHuhh no kidding, i didnt know that. So you really are only graded on 75 questions, interesting.

 

[Danny289]

HHuhh no kidding, i didnt know that. So you really are only graded on 75 questions, interesting.

yes, and think about paradox! someone can answer 76 questions right and get 30 (all 75 scored question right +1 unscored) and someone can answer 85 questions right( 70 from scored right 5 scored wrong and 15 unscored right) and get 19-20 ! 😎

 

[Dmitry Malayev]

Yeah it's actually really not fair.