did anyone fail their first rpn exam?
You do both. You will do much better if you have a good grasp of the material, but knowing the tricks for multiple-choice exams won’t hurt. These are things my daughter, who has ADHD, has learned about how to succeed with multiple choice exams: 1) Don’t read into the question. Go only on the information actually there on the paper. Make no assumptions. If it isn’t in the question it won’t be in the answer. 2) Eliminate the obviously wrong response. There always is one that jumps off the page as being totally incorrect. 3) Eliminate any response that contains an absolute. Words like “always” and “never” will not appear in the correct response. 4) Make sure you answer every question and that your responses are lined up properly with the questions. If you miss one bubble on the response sheet, the rest of them will be automatically wrong. 5) Go with your first impulse. Don’t go back and change answers. The odds of changing a correct answer for an incorrect one are much higher than the oth
