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Question about test question average scores

I have been using mainly the Saunders book and CD for studying. Basically, I have been going over question after question and reviewing as needed. My averages seem to be running around %75. Is that good? Bad? I feel like I should be doing MUCH better than I am.

I test on Saturday, so if I'm not doing well there's not much I can do about it at this point (I start work on the 14th and I have to have taken the exam before I start), but I'd like to know where I stand. 2 weeks ago I felt really confident and now the past day or two my confidence is faltering. :(

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Don't worry everyone was nervous when we tested saturday. Everyone that tested with us passed the written. It was pretty much common sense. Just make sure you read each question and pick which answer best fits that question.

This is a old thread (well a few months old) and looking at their posting history they have passed

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