Scrap Paper on Test ?

Hi Members,

I am very prone to forgetting things, even my car. So, if
you could write 5 different forms of information on the scrap paper
that they give you on the test. Which vital information would you
write down as a guide to answers and to save you time. thanks Ric

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davenport

Well, you should definitely write down where you left the car.

Plantwiz

ricktea wrote:

Hi Members,

I am very prone to forgetting things, even my car. So, if
you could write 5 different forms of information on the scrap paper
that they give you on the test. Which vital information would you
write down as a guide to answers and to save you time. thanks Ric

Rick, you really should focus on learning this material and not merely memorizing it.

There has been question after question from you and very few of the threads you reply back on. Have you read the members responses to anything you have asked?

I do know I'm not alone in my response to you that you need to take the objectives and learn them...inside and out.

There is no scrap paper that you can take with you into the exam. The center may provide you with a dry earse board/laminated paper for you to write calculations down, but for the A+ this is not a necessary thing....as it is unlikely you will be asked any question about subnets.

To be sucessful the best advice has been given several times by several members here:

1. Experience
2. Couple different books (Meyers and Sybex)
3. Know the Objectives.... DO you have a copy that you are working from at this point??
4. Review the FAQ on CompTIA's site as it will cover all the stuff you have been asking.
5. When you have more questions regarding a specific subject material...i.e. you need a better explanation then the one you know or already have research...ask it in the forums.
6. And experience (no this is not a repeat). You will retain the things you learn by actually using them. If you are limited experience then you will want to set up a lab and practice. Get your hands on old parts, get familiar with them and this will help make thing clear.

No more questions about how to 'learn' something quickly, or about any shortcuts, or better websites, etc... There is not a quick and simple way to prepare. It takes time and effort on the part of the candidate. Honestly, if you are concentrating on what you'll forget while taking your exam....just postpone the date and schedule it for a time when you are ready.

ricktea

Thanks I'll ltry and ask more specific questions,
everyone has been very helpful, I try to prepare
as best as I can. I am using Meyer' passport,
Fast pass which is very vague book, and Exam
cram 2 the big one. I do have a question which
I saw on a pracrtice exam, and wondering about it

51 . The first five steps of EP process happen in the toner cartridge
A. True
B. False

Plantwiz

http://www.techexams.net/technotes/printers.shtml

http://computer.howstuffworks.com/laser-printer.htm

http://www.vista-net.com/laser_printers_2.htm

And for fun:
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/inkjet-printer.htm

ricktea

Thanks, I appreciate those great links,

It is really amazing that All 5 of the processes
go on within the disposable Toner cartridge.
It is an amazing process, Ric