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| Take a lot of practice quizzes. |
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| Practice makes perfect. Aim to take several 20-question practice quizzes a week, and make sure to budget 90 seconds per question. That's the pace you'll want to stick to for the actual CPA Exam. |
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Don't memorize the wording of your practice questions.
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| The CPA Exam is non-disclosed, so you won’t see the same questions you practice on the actual exam. Focus on learning testable concepts, not the wording of individual questions. |
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Watch for "negative words."
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| Negative words (like "not," "never," and "least likely") are bolded in the question stem. It’s easy to miss a question like this if you are rushing, so make sure to read them carefully! |
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Review the answer explanations.
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| It's better for your exam performance if you know why something is right or wrong, as opposed to simply knowing that it is. Task-Based Simulations, and your future coworkers, are going to ask for the reasoning behind your answers, so it's best to get in that habit now. |
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