Does Crack PAT teach you how to do the exam?

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Only sample tests. Answers have 3D figures as explanations for Keyholes and TFE. Angles just have the measures for the angles. Hole punching and Pattern folding have "animations" about how to fold/unfold for hole punching and how to fold for pattern folding. No other tricks, no WORDED explanations. But still a great resource, IMO.
 
Lots of practice seems to be the key to a good PAT score. Although CDP doesn't directly teach you tricks, you learn them along the way and it doesn't take long. Furthermore, you learn what tricks work for you.
 
I love CDP! When I first saw the PAT questions, it might as well have been in another language. But I bought CDP, read the directions to each section, and went through and learned how to do the questions. You'll be able to come up with strategies of how to figure out the answer on your own...the difficult part is finishing in time. That will come with practice. I firmly believe CDP is all you need for PAT.

Good luck!

PS. Don't worry, PAT angles are easier on the real thing. But practicing with CDP will help you to learn to differentiate really close angles.
 
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