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Post by zuidengzi » Tue Oct 06, 2015 3:36 am

galeatus wrote:
Don't think so, I don't recognize any of questions that the American takers are talking about.
That's what I assumed. I suppose that the European version simply had some similarities. Curious...

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Post by xz01 » Tue Oct 06, 2015 4:17 am

I took the European test as well.

Red pandas, hdl/ldl, goose come to mind for LR.

Nonstop/layover, films, some sports game for the first one for games.

Woman in Mexico, biology dept, copyright, violence in media for RC.

I had an experimental LR but I remember having an "LOL" (topic of the question...) question...

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by galeatus » Tue Oct 06, 2015 5:25 am

Egzon wrote:I took the European test as well.

Red pandas, hdl/ldl, goose come to mind for LR.

Nonstop/layover, films, some sports game for the first one for games.

Woman in Mexico, biology dept, copyright, violence in media for RC.

I had an experimental LR but I remember having an "LOL" (topic of the question...) question...

How did you find the games? I was a bit short on time brute forcing my way thru the film and flight ones.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by xz01 » Tue Oct 06, 2015 6:23 am

To be honest, I found the logic games fairly easy. I made a couple inferences up front for the third game and last game, you just had to brute force your way because it was rule-driven.

What do you think of LR and RC: my last LR was pretty hard and the last passage on copyright, some of the questions tripped me up...

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by galeatus » Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:37 am

Egzon wrote:To be honest, I found the logic games fairly easy. I made a couple inferences up front for the third game and last game, you just had to brute force your way because it was rule-driven.

What do you think of LR and RC: my last LR was pretty hard and the last passage on copyright, some of the questions tripped me up...
I found RC to be alright, can't remember the exact questions but didn't have too much trouble in them.

Second LR is quite monstrous.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by xz01 » Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:42 am

Exactly what I felt like: one question about sauna and muscle tension (or some bs like that) plus some other questions were pretty tough IMO.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by galeatus » Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:06 pm

Egzon wrote:Exactly what I felt like: one question about sauna and muscle tension (or some bs like that) plus some other questions were pretty tough IMO.
I had LR as my 5th section and brain fatigue made it even worse. I read the questions and my brain just couldn't put them into coherent sentences..

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by xz01 » Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:44 pm

What do you think the curve will be? I didn't feel as if it was terribly hard... I'm actually happy we didn't have the same test as in the US as it seems like theirs was harder than ours.

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Post by galeatus » Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:26 pm

Egzon wrote:What do you think the curve will be? I didn't feel as if it was terribly hard... I'm actually happy we didn't have the same test as in the US as it seems like theirs was harder than ours.
I'm gonna say a -11.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by xz01 » Wed Oct 07, 2015 4:20 am

galeatus wrote:
Egzon wrote:What do you think the curve will be? I didn't feel as if it was terribly hard... I'm actually happy we didn't have the same test as in the US as it seems like theirs was harder than ours.
I'm gonna say a -11.
Something like that. I took PT74 (on test day), it was about the same difficulty and the curve I think was -12, so we can hope for a -12. It's just so annoying that we don't get anything back except for our score.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by ltbenn » Wed Oct 07, 2015 2:16 pm

i also took what was apparently the "european" test (just finished a couple hours ago - in the middle east...)

am I the only one who noticed that there were 102 questions?! on disclosed tests that's only happened, like, once. december 2010. but they got a pretty generous curve (-14!) in exchange... think we'll be so lucky?

LG - pretty easy, i thought
RC - any thoughts on which was legit? I remember them both being pretty standard...
LR - the muscle tension one was in fact weird - i ended up going back to it twice. also something about harvesting electrical power from waves threw me a bit...

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by xz01 » Fri Oct 09, 2015 7:46 am

ltbenn wrote:i also took what was apparently the "european" test (just finished a couple hours ago - in the middle east...)

am I the only one who noticed that there were 102 questions?! on disclosed tests that's only happened, like, once. december 2010. but they got a pretty generous curve (-14!) in exchange... think we'll be so lucky?

LG - pretty easy, i thought
RC - any thoughts on which was legit? I remember them both being pretty standard...
LR - the muscle tension one was in fact weird - i ended up going back to it twice. also something about harvesting electrical power from waves threw me a bit...
There were definitely some tricky questions on LR: pretty sure I got the muscle tension one wrong.

Real RC was copyright, violence in media, woman in mexico, biology.

And yes, there were 102 questions so hopefully the curve will take that into consideration.

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Re: Nondisclosed Oct waiters thread

Post by galeatus » Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:21 am

Egzon wrote:
ltbenn wrote:i also took what was apparently the "european" test (just finished a couple hours ago - in the middle east...)

am I the only one who noticed that there were 102 questions?! on disclosed tests that's only happened, like, once. december 2010. but they got a pretty generous curve (-14!) in exchange... think we'll be so lucky?

LG - pretty easy, i thought
RC - any thoughts on which was legit? I remember them both being pretty standard...
LR - the muscle tension one was in fact weird - i ended up going back to it twice. also something about harvesting electrical power from waves threw me a bit...
There were definitely some tricky questions on LR: pretty sure I got the muscle tension one wrong.

Real RC was copyright, violence in media, woman in mexico, biology.

And yes, there were 102 questions so hopefully the curve will take that into consideration.
Thank god. I did a lot worse in the experimental RC than the real one, probably because of brain fade.

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