There were minor differences. There was a woman there and she referred to herself as the proctor not the invigilator.
Also we were allowed 90 minutes, not 80.
We were allowed to write on the answer sheet.
We were given pencils.
We could leave the room to use the restroom if we needed to.
Nobody talked.
Nobody died.
funny
sharenot quite the same but I was in a group once who were given a long list of questions, rather simple ones but a lot of them. at the top of the first page though was an instruction to read all the questions before writing anything. the final question was actually an instruction to now turn back to the first page, write your name and answer no other questions
most of the group failed, the test was designed to test ability to follow simple instructions
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I had that paper too. I read the last question and did accordingly. It was kind of a tipoff because of the filler questions.
shareI was given that same test at my employer, and I passed.
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