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Mind Map by nina.stuer14, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by nina.stuer14
about 10 years ago
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473 Postal Exam
- LAYOUT
- Part A: Address Checking – 60
questions covered in 11 minutes → task:
Determine if two addresses are identical
(Questions are multiple choice)
- Part B: Forms completion – 30
questions covered in 15
minutes → task: Information
identification for completing
forms correctly (Questions are
multiple choice)
- Part C (Part I): Coding – 36
questions covered in 6
minutes → task: Use the
proper code to assign to
addresses (Questions
require you to assign a
given address to the proper
delivery route; a guide is
available for this part)
- Part C (Part II):Memory – 36
questions covered in 7 minutes
→ task: Memorize assigned
codes for addresses ranges
(Questions require you to
remember the coding guide you
used in the Coding Section and
assign delivery routes without
looking at the guide)
- Part D: Inventory of Personal
Experiences and Characteristics –
236 questions covered in 90 minutes
→ task: Experience and
characteristics which are job-related
(Questions are to be answered
honestly based on your strengths in
multiple choice format)
- There are no right or wrong
answers on this part, so
answer with only ONE answer
that best fits you best
- There are no right or wrong
answers on this part, so
answer with only ONE answer
that best fits you best
- Part A: Address Checking – 60
questions covered in 11 minutes → task:
Determine if two addresses are identical
(Questions are multiple choice)
- STUDY TIPS
- Take breaks while you study to
maximize efficiency
- Use ExamTime's Flashcards
to help memorize codes for
address ranges
- Get plenty of rest the
night before you take
the exam
- When taking the exam, eliminate
answers you know can't be true;
usually two answers can be
eliminated that way
- Despite the time limit,
take your time when
reading the question -
One word can change the
entire meaning of the
question
- Make sure you put
your answers on
the answer sheet
given!
- Take breaks while you study to
maximize efficiency
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