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I have Crack DAT PAT and while working through some of the practice tests I've noticed some peculiar items...
In picture Screen02ahq1.jpg I've marked what I thought would be considered the top, front, and end views of the objects (the same as in the orthographic projections section). Crack DAT PAT seems to think otherwise.
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/1186/screen02ahq1.jpg
For Screen04kw6.jpg I took a picture of the explanation format for those question types. Maybe I'm just not seeing it but I can't understand how they help at all. Anyone care to explain?
http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/879/screen04kw6.jpg
Screen06aaz8.jpg shows a funny cube problem. I've pointed out what I believe to be errors. Screen06s.jpg shows their solution for the problem. It wasn't until I looked at the answer for the three-sides-painted(third one from the right) that I figured out what they were trying to do...I'm hoping the actual test will be much more unambiguous.
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/3919/screen06aaz8.jpg
Lastly, in Screen07zk5.jpg, you'll find an example of a paper folding question. Depending on how you fold the paper, choice A or C is correct. My question is, are the questions set up on the DAT such that you are only supposed to fold in one direction? I did not see any such rule on the sample test on ADA.org but maybe I missed something...
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/2518/screen07zk5.jpg
In picture Screen02ahq1.jpg I've marked what I thought would be considered the top, front, and end views of the objects (the same as in the orthographic projections section). Crack DAT PAT seems to think otherwise.
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/1186/screen02ahq1.jpg
For Screen04kw6.jpg I took a picture of the explanation format for those question types. Maybe I'm just not seeing it but I can't understand how they help at all. Anyone care to explain?
http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/879/screen04kw6.jpg
Screen06aaz8.jpg shows a funny cube problem. I've pointed out what I believe to be errors. Screen06s.jpg shows their solution for the problem. It wasn't until I looked at the answer for the three-sides-painted(third one from the right) that I figured out what they were trying to do...I'm hoping the actual test will be much more unambiguous.
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/3919/screen06aaz8.jpg
Lastly, in Screen07zk5.jpg, you'll find an example of a paper folding question. Depending on how you fold the paper, choice A or C is correct. My question is, are the questions set up on the DAT such that you are only supposed to fold in one direction? I did not see any such rule on the sample test on ADA.org but maybe I missed something...
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/2518/screen07zk5.jpg