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your correct in your thinking the NR is banking on the fact that most people don't think like that so that they wil either get them both wrong, both right or one and one.I've always been taught that you never change an answer that you put down for a pen and paper test unless you can prove to yourself that the answer you are going to change it to is right or at least that the answer you're erasing is wrong. The theory being, you're first hunch is usually correct.
Since you can't go back on NR, i thought it was a moot point, but when I got the same question again, I put down the same answer even if I was unsure b/c of that. Some people believe in the diversifying your portfolio mentality of if you have two similar questions, and you are debating between two, put one answer for one and another answer for the second one so you're bound to get one right. I like my approach better!
What other possibilities are there?so that they wil either get them both wrong, both right or one and one.
well you can the samw question right both times or more that it asked you if you have a thoguht process like yours, or you will get it right the first time and see the question again and think you were wrong thus changing your answer to the wrong one. some times the NREMT can have errors like every computer program but i don't know the specifics on this one.I don't think i quite understnad you mikey,
What other possibilities are there?
i had a couple repeat questions in the last 10 or so. does anyone have the same experience. i just took the test a few hours ago and i ended at 120.