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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Liamcefe, post: 201503, member: 77942&quot;]I am trying to design a practice session that helps me notice pacing problems before making a booking. Dividing the available time by a question count gives an average, but it does not tell me how to handle questions that take much longer than others. I want a rehearsal that reveals those differences. The current format needs checking first. The timing record needs actual observations. Long questions may need separate attention. My background reading began with <a href="https://realestatelicensetest.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://realestatelicensetest.top" rel="nofollow">how many questions are on the real estate exam</a> and raised several questions worth checking directly. Reading again sometimes takes extra time. Averages can hide those differences. The plan should allow for review. I should interpret rehearsal results carefully. I would check the current candidate information before using any figures from a general article. For the rehearsal itself, I want a record of where I paused and why, rather than only a final completion time. That would give me something specific to adjust in the next session. What pacing details would you record?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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