Vet It: What 2 Study Now! (1 Viewer)

[xclusv-aj]

Is there anyone fully prepared for the exam tomorrow??

 

[dumbdumbz]

I didn't know this question either.
But i came to the conclusion that because include was there. It was 2. Because its at the start of a word.
But please correct me if i am incorrect.

yea thats what i thought as well =s

 

[soap~]

Nope. My main plan for revision is to go over OH&S, communication things and the formats for writing documentation/reports.

Everything else should be eeeeasy!

On another note, i love how the exam is only 2 hours.
Although for the trial my whole class finished heaps early. Even after several of us accidently did all 3 questions at the end.

 

[davOmeter]

A career in IT can include support, programming, hardware maintenance or system analysis. All fields are a basis for later management roles if further training is undertaken.

The fuck, I counted 5, and I went on word and used it, it was still 5 times, maybe it means only at the beginning of the words, either way, terrible question.

 

[dumbdumbz]

The fuck, I counted 5, and I went on word and used it, it was still 5 times, maybe it means only at the beginning of the words, either way, terrible question.

yea terrible question btw its 6 times
- including the other "in" in training

 

[Danymil]

atleast it isnt the hardest subject to start first off with

 

[davOmeter]

Yeah agreed, but I have business in the morning, 2 of my easiest exams, but the statistics of IT scare me a little, really want a band 6 in it, anyway im off to study,

GL everyone.

 

[Knowingnothing]

The fuck, I counted 5, and I went on word and used it, it was still 5 times, maybe it means only at the beginning of the words, either way, terrible question.

To clear up.

"in" - Meaning any word with 'in'
" in" - Meaning 'in' with a space at the front.
" in " - Meaning 'in' as a single word.

If it is two then it would be " in".

 

[dumbdumbz]

To clear up.

"in" - Meaning any word with 'in'
" in" - Meaning 'in' with a space at the front.
" in " - Meaning 'in' as a single word.

If it is two then it would be " in".

ooohhh now i get it :uhhuh:
talk about tricky
thanks 4 dat

 

[prodstar]

ehh not really? i'm kind of prepared?
=/

 

[prodstar]

hey can someone help me with this MC question, (its from a past paper)

Using the edit function of a word processor, how many changes would occur in the text below after executing the command "FIND" "in" and "REPLACE" with "it"?

A career in IT can include support, programming, hardware maintenance or system analysis. All fields are a basis for later management roles if further training is undertaken.

the choices are 1,2,4 or 6.
the answer is 2 but im not sure why

its tricky, yeah its 6m theres "in,include,programmINg, maINtenance, traININg

 

[Knowingnothing]

its tricky, yeah its 6m theres "in,include,programmINg, maINtenance, traININg

Yeah there's 6, but the I don't think he noticed there was a meant to be a space at the front.

Original question is meant to ask Find ' in' and replace with ' it'. So the answer is two.

 

[michael1990]

its tricky, yeah its 6m theres "in,include,programmINg, maINtenance, traININg

I'm sorry, the answer is actually 2.
So i don't know how you guys keep saying its 6.
The answer on the website was 2.

 

[xeb]

i got a CERT III because i did an extended course. For most they will get a certII

 

[9deuce]

Our trial paper sucked balls, plus our teacher was hard on the marking.
Got 73%, after getting 80+ the whole year.

Came 3/20.

Need to get above 80, but I reckon I can do 85 if I nail Section III.

 

[r0b-dog]

GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY!!!!

LETS ALL HOPE WE ACE THIS TEST!!!


better be better than my sc mark or i get " "

and i did studied

 

[dwarven]

yeah good luck everyone.
go kick ass

 

[Currypower]

time to get serious.

All the best guys.

 

[elnewb]

It's on like mutha fucking donkey kong.

 

[Knowingnothing]

It's on like mutha fucking donkey kong.

LOL. So random.

Good Luck to any of you that get to read this before the exam.

I've been preparing for English. =D