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I just took my DAT last week and was a little confused on some of the PAT questions. You know how on hole-punching questions, if a part of the squre is folded, the next image will represent the missing part (due to folding) with dashed lines on the border? Well, I had questions where the only difference between before and after folding were a straight line drawn across the middle. Say you have a quarterd square after two foldings, and the next image was exactly same size square, but a straight line drawn across the middle and no dashed lines to show if that square have been folded again. What does that mean? Does that mean that the square was folded and opened back up so to make a line in the middle? If so, I've never encounterd any questions like that before. I had 3 questions like that and maybe getting those right could have raised my score of 19 to 20..
Also, I was expected to be given paper and pencil during the test, but instead was given 2 markers, and 8 by 11 size erasable board. Those markers were horrible becuase if you left it open during thinking or reading and what not, they would not write, so you have to close that one and open the other one to write,(if you'd remembered to close the other marker that is). That was really time consuming. Also, some of the notes I took during RC were erased from placing my hand on the board. And they write SOOO big!! 😡
Sorry to have taken so much of your time...
Also, I was expected to be given paper and pencil during the test, but instead was given 2 markers, and 8 by 11 size erasable board. Those markers were horrible becuase if you left it open during thinking or reading and what not, they would not write, so you have to close that one and open the other one to write,(if you'd remembered to close the other marker that is). That was really time consuming. Also, some of the notes I took during RC were erased from placing my hand on the board. And they write SOOO big!! 😡
Sorry to have taken so much of your time...