PAT Bootcamp Question

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1) Does anyone know a way to easily eliminate some answer choices on the Pattern Folding section? Specifically I am referring to the shaded/colored type-questions. These cost me like 6 questions or so every time, so I want to know if anyone has advice for it.

2) Bootcamp's new "Extra Keyholes" generator has been awesome even though it's 30 questions. However, I am just wondering are those a bit easier than the actual bootcamp PAT full-length exams? I seem to get 12-13/15 on the keyholes generator, but do absolutely terrible on the full length. (Most of the questions that I get wrong have to do with the lengths of the sides. So, I can figure out the side relatively easily, but the tiny little detail regarding the width/length is what screws me).

Thanks guys.
 
1) Does anyone know a way to easily eliminate some answer choices on the Pattern Folding section? Specifically I am referring to the shaded/colored type-questions. These cost me like 6 questions or so every time, so I want to know if anyone has advice for it.

2) Bootcamp's new "Extra Keyholes" generator has been awesome even though it's 30 questions. However, I am just wondering are those a bit easier than the actual bootcamp PAT full-length exams? I seem to get 12-13/15 on the keyholes generator, but do absolutely terrible on the full length. (Most of the questions that I get wrong have to do with the lengths of the sides. So, I can figure out the side relatively easily, but the tiny little detail regarding the width/length is what screws me).

Thanks guys.

Pattern folding, I would say just work on the generator timed and you will eventually get shading ones down.

Can't say anything about new extra keyholes but the real DAT is less picky and specific on keyholes than full length tests.
 
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