shockwave121 wrote:@physicsworks: How do you remember the question numbers? Lol! I know I answered the question numbers you listed, but for the life of me I can't remember what the questions were!
I do not remember numbers. I've remembered at least 93 questions from this test and then looked at practice tests to see whether they have similar questions.
shockwave121 wrote:The other thing I gathered from actually taking this test was that it seems like memorization is extremely important. There were (at least) two questions were they literally asked you for the equation for "X".
That's true. Also they seems to produce too much test questions by simply inverting order of words in practice test questions
There was one question, which I won't discuss the details, but you had to calculate a fraction of something and then invert it, because you had (1/something_1)/(1/something_2). I simply forgot to invert it.
I had a similar too but did it right

There were also "tricky" questions (or rather answers for them) where you should be careful in doing math. For instance, you got the answer $$a(\sqrt{2}-1)$$ but ETS provides you with
A: $$\frac{a}{\sqrt{2}+1}$$
B: $$\frac{a}{\sqrt{2}-1}$$
and so forth.