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I decided to take my 3rd PT and was cruising through the first LR section and then toward the end of it I just lost interest and went 2 minutes past the time limit. So I decided to just do the rest of the entire thing untimed. Except that I only got past the next section- LG and decided to just quit. I got the first 14 questions right in the LR section then I started getting a lot wrong at the point where I lost interest and couldn't focus on the stimuli.

Is this normal? Is it OK for this to happen every so often? I feel like I just wasted a perfectly good PT.

sup gunna...ya got2 burn one to earn one, kid. code of the hallz....

traynorsbizarro wrote:sup gunna...ya got2 burn one to earn one, kid. code of the hallz....

What does this even translate to?

But OP, yeahs thats ok. Just try not to do it because, yes, that is a PT "wasted now" Just break up the sections you didnt use and use them for drilling

What PT was it?

Br3v wrote:

traynorsbizarro wrote:sup gunna...ya got2 burn one to earn one, kid. code of the hallz....

What does this even translate to?

Don't interrupt his schtick bro.

It was PT10- February 1994

This definitely happens, don't sweat it too much, but don't make a habit of it.

MarkyMarkChez wrote:It was PT10- February 1994

I wouldn't put TOO much stock in the earlier PTs. I think that once you're at Pt 30+, then start worry about "burning" them.

Also, it is highly recommended to re-do PTs that you've done, that way you can solidify your logic and ensure that you know whats going on. If you miss questions the second go around on a PT, that you've previously missed, you need to find the error that still exists in your reasoning.

Good luck!

MarkyMarkChez wrote:It was PT10- February 1994

Geetar Man is credited.

Don't sweat it if this early of a PT