5 wrong is a lonely place to be...
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5 wrong is a lonely place to be...
Especially when you erase two correct answers and make them incorrect.
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Ouch!christie1111 wrote:Uh oh.
We usually think 25 right gets you an interview. Did you not get an interview with an AP?
If that's what happened, you've got two great advantages, Lee.
1) You're a local, so you have lots more chances to take the written test, with no great inconvenience to yourself.
2) The APs have no prejudice against auditioners who fail the written and try, try again.
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I got 5 wrong and did not meet an AP. Being a gigantic WE, I have already signed up for another test (does anyone know if the questions are recycled?)MarleysGh0st wrote:Ouch!christie1111 wrote:Uh oh.
We usually think 25 right gets you an interview. Did you not get an interview with an AP?
If that's what happened, you've got two great advantages, Lee.
1) You're a local, so you have lots more chances to take the written test, with no great inconvenience to yourself.
2) The APs have no prejudice against auditioners who fail the written and try, try again.
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Dang! Well, part of the power of never revealing the passing score is the ability to tweak it up or down at any time.LoudmouthLee wrote:I got 5 wrong and did not meet an AP. Being a gigantic WE, I have already signed up for another test (does anyone know if the questions are recycled?)
They use several versions of the test. When you go again, it's possible you'll see the same one again, but don't count on it.
Did you get a rough count of how many people were in your session and how many passed? Did you meet autumn?
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Sorry about that Lee. At least with this test, particularly at this time of year, it's very easy to retake.
Yes, they do reuse tests.
As christie said above, around here we believe that 25 typicallly gets you an interview. I know you believe that you got 5 wrong, but I've had a reasonable amount of experience with these sorts of tests, and I've found that nearly everybody has a very difficult time accurately estimating their exact score. Without a copy of the test in front of you, it's very easy to forget one of the questions or misremember your actual response.
In any event, good luck the next time around. I'll be there on the the 13th myself.
Yes, they do reuse tests.
As christie said above, around here we believe that 25 typicallly gets you an interview. I know you believe that you got 5 wrong, but I've had a reasonable amount of experience with these sorts of tests, and I've found that nearly everybody has a very difficult time accurately estimating their exact score. Without a copy of the test in front of you, it's very easy to forget one of the questions or misremember your actual response.
In any event, good luck the next time around. I'll be there on the the 13th myself.
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I have jotted down 27 of the 30 questions from memory, and have my 5 wrong. So, with that being said, it is completely possible that I blew one more.slam wrote:Sorry about that Lee. At least with this test, particularly at this time of year, it's very easy to retake.
Yes, they do reuse tests.
As christie said above, around here we believe that 25 typicallly gets you an interview. I know you believe that you got 5 wrong, but I've had a reasonable amount of experience with these sorts of tests, and I've found that nearly everybody has a very difficult time accurately estimating their exact score. Without a copy of the test in front of you, it's very easy to forget one of the questions or misremember your actual response.
In any event, good luck the next time around. I'll be there on the the 13th myself.
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It's very impressive that you could remember that many of the 30 questions. Maybe you did get 25 and they tweaked up the minimum passing score. As we said, we believe 25 is the passing score but no one here knows for sure.LoudmouthLee wrote:I have jotted down 27 of the 30 questions from memory, and have my 5 wrong. So, with that being said, it is completely possible that I blew one more.slam wrote:Sorry about that Lee. At least with this test, particularly at this time of year, it's very easy to retake.
Yes, they do reuse tests.
As christie said above, around here we believe that 25 typicallly gets you an interview. I know you believe that you got 5 wrong, but I've had a reasonable amount of experience with these sorts of tests, and I've found that nearly everybody has a very difficult time accurately estimating their exact score. Without a copy of the test in front of you, it's very easy to forget one of the questions or misremember your actual response.
In any event, good luck the next time around. I'll be there on the the 13th myself.
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Re: 5 wrong is a lonely place to be...
LoudmouthLee wrote:Especially when you erase two correct answers and make them incorrect.

"Elen sila lumenn omentielvo...A star shines on the hour of our meeting."
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Re: 5 wrong is a lonely place to be...
earendel wrote:
around here we abide by the philosophy "Never give up! Never surrender!"
Eh, not so much anymore.
I'm not traveling to any audition not local again. My boringness and uber-MAWGness just don't need the dashed hope again.
Good luck to LL, however.
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I have no shot!Flybrick wrote:earendel wrote:
around here we abide by the philosophy "Never give up! Never surrender!"
Eh, not so much anymore.
I'm not traveling to any audition not local again. My boringness and uber-MAWGness just don't need the dashed hope again.
Good luck to LL, however.
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.

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27??? Then you're far from middle age and still in the demographically desirable age group.LoudmouthLee wrote:I have no shot!
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.
And being loud, arrogant and abrasive in that stereotypical New Yorker way might just amuse the producers.
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Come on, flybrick. Since the last time you auditioned, you've become a published author with expertise certified (or televised, anyway) by the History Channel. If I were an AP, I would consider that a highly desirable and contestant-worthy profession.Flybrick wrote:
I'm not traveling to any audition not local again. My boringness and uber-MAWGness just don't need the dashed hope again.
Furthermore, an elf once tried to hire you as a private pilot. Let's see the other wannabes beat that.
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This sounds like a sure-fire set of characteristics to me. All you need is to hear your name called after the test. So, next time....LoudmouthLee wrote:
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.
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LoudmouthLee wrote:I have no shot!
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.
Well, if nothing else, you'll fit in well around here.
We'll assign you Appa as your Bored sponsor/trainer....
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I don't deal well with the truly loud, arrogant, and abrasive.littlebeast13 wrote:LoudmouthLee wrote:I have no shot!
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.
Well, if nothing else, you'll fit in well around here.
We'll assign you Appa as your Bored sponsor/trainer....
lb13
Just look at my issues with Pea.

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Re: 5 wrong is a lonely place to be...
Appa23 wrote:I don't deal well with the truly loud, arrogant, and abrasive.littlebeast13 wrote:LoudmouthLee wrote:I have no shot!
I'm a 27 year old handsome but overweight NYC public school teacher. I'm loud, arrogant, and abrasive.
Well, if nothing else, you'll fit in well around here.
We'll assign you Appa as your Bored sponsor/trainer....
lb13
Just look at my issues with Pea.
You need to find an emoticon with teeth, because you're gonna need it....
lb13
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Is that what this one's for?littlebeast13 wrote:Appa23 wrote:I don't deal well with the truly loud, arrogant, and abrasive.littlebeast13 wrote:
Well, if nothing else, you'll fit in well around here.
We'll assign you Appa as your Bored sponsor/trainer....
lb13
Just look at my issues with Pea.
You need to find an emoticon with teeth, because you're gonna need it....

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