Review for the CLEP* General Humanities Examination
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| Rating | : | 4.25 (676 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1560301384 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Excellent guide! April Y While this guide does not teach you absolutely everything you need to know to pass the exam, it teaches most of it. It gives you excellent test taking skills, which is necessary if you haven't taken a computerized CLEP exam before. (I hadn't.) Next, it gives you a good grounding on all areas covered by the exam. About half of the questions in the book were on the exam I took. Another third of the questions taught me how to answer similar questions on the actual exam. I got full point: 80 out of 80 on the exam I to. alright i don't know if this book helped me pass this test or not. there is a lot of information in it and its hard to say what is exactly on the test.. "Worth the bother" according to J. Richardson. You will not get an 80 using this book, but one often forgets that the point is simply to pass. Using only this book, common sense, and my own general knowledge, I managed to get a 67 on the CLEP exam. More than enough. They build a large curve into the exam and ask so many questions (1Worth the bother You will not get an 80 using this book, but one often forgets that the point is simply to pass. Using only this book, common sense, and my own general knowledge, I managed to get a 67 on the CLEP exam. More than enough. They build a large curve into the exam and ask so many questions (130) because they expect everyone to get many of them wrong. Don't be afraid to get a lot of incorrect answers. I reckon I answered about 30% incorrectly and still scored just fine.. 0) because they expect everyone to get many of them wrong. Don't be afraid to get a lot of incorrect answers. I reckon I answered about Worth the bother You will not get an 80 using this book, but one often forgets that the point is simply to pass. Using only this book, common sense, and my own general knowledge, I managed to get a 67 on the CLEP exam. More than enough. They build a large curve into the exam and ask so many questions (130) because they expect everyone to get many of them wrong. Don't be afraid to get a lot of incorrect answers. I reckon I answered about 30% incorrectly and still scored just fine.. 0% incorrectly and still scored just fine.
It does not simply bundle all the CLEP test together. The success rate using our study guides has been outstanding.. Comex Systems, Inc. This book is for humanities and only humanities. Give a little math review, a little English review and then have one sample test for each topic. has been preparing people for the CLEP tests for over 30 years. The latest edition of our popular study guide to prepare for the CLEP Humanities Examination. This book has a subject matter review and a sample test. It is devoted specifically to the humanites test