Marking Questions

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Could someone who has taken the DAT give me the lowdown on how to "mark" questions and go back to them? I've heard some people got screwed up and weren't able to return back to previous questions. Can you put an answer and mark it?

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It is actually quite similar to what was given to you in Topscore. If you want a more accurate pre-trial, there actually are actual demo CD from the ADA that they can mail to you for a charge. Also, on the actual test date, there are instructions in the beginning which you can do a trial run.
 
Utes said:
Could someone who has taken the DAT give me the lowdown on how to "mark" questions and go back to them? I've heard some people got screwed up and weren't able to return back to previous questions. Can you put an answer and mark it?

Thanks.


Yes, you can answer the question and mark it as well. When I took the DAT, I answered every question first time through, but I "marked" the questions that I was not completely certain of the answer. When you get to the end of the section, you can review all "marked" questions. After giving it some time, I was able to confirm my answer or say "no, what was I thinking." Topscore will give you the most realistic test scenario.
 
TX Hopeful said:
Yes, you can answer the question and mark it as well. When I took the DAT, I answered every question first time through, but I "marked" the questions that I was not completely certain of the answer. When you get to the end of the section, you can review all "marked" questions. After giving it some time, I was able to confirm my answer or say "no, what was I thinking." Topscore will give you the most realistic test scenario.


Yes, I used topscorepro.com and it was exactly like the real DAT as I remember it.
 
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