One thing you should keep an eye out for on written exam questions is the use of "concrete" or "absolute" words. These are words such as: always, never, every time, all, none etc. The problem with these words is that they are ruling out any chance of exceptions to the rule. An overly simple example would be a statement such as "Its always cloudy when its raining".As explained in the last email the first …showed first 75 words of 183 total…

…showed last 75 words of 183 total…amp;gt;A difference of ONE point can literally matter as to whether you get the job or not. Let's start with a test taking strategy that can be very useful even if you are unsure of the answer to a question. This is an important point being made here. It can possibly help you get through a few tough questions on the exam. All you need to do is analyze the question a bit.