[KERI0323]

Is it really possible to not have the correct answer as one of the choices in FAR??? I know that I calculated the problem correctly, I looked at my book after and found a few problems with Passmaster just to make sure I didn’t miss some other clue that was provided. Would this possibly be one of the “test” questions?

BEC 10/11/2010 77
AUD 11/30/2010 81
REG 02/25/2011 78
FAR 11/28/2011 74,68, 83 and DONE!!! NTS LA #460

[suzzette1]

KERI0323

I took FAR on Nov. 30 last year and I have 2 questions in my testlets that does not have the correct answer in the choices given. It was weird because I know the topic by heart and I did have a correct computations. Your guess is as good as mine! It might be a pretest questions. It surely mess up my head and ruin my concentration!

BEC 2/8/10 - 75 (studied hard & prayed less)
REG 5/15/10 - 88 (studied less but prayed hard)
AUDITING 8/9/10 - 79 (studied hard and prayed hard)
FAR 11/30/10 - 79 (studied hard and prayed hard) Thanks GOD! I'm DONE

[mike01]

If there is not a correct answer how can they evaluate the pretest question. You need a correct answer in your choices to weigh the problem.

[Anonymous]

Maybe they are trying to see if we will give the “better” answer between the two.. ya know? They want to see how we would re-act to a problem once we are in the real world? I didn't know others felt this way. Now I feel better about my passing score in FAR.. haha.

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