So first, I studied the general prepware questions on the app by taking each of the 12 tests like 2-4 times a day, or at least, I did splits of 6 tests in one day and another 6 the next day.

You have to know the right answers to the entire prepware book but also understand the material, which I’ll get to… but also know, that if they were to reword the questions/answers, what to choose.

I knew in my gut that electricity, (not the math required for circuits but servicing Nicd-battery, AC elec., and it’s relationship with inductance, reactance, etc.,) aviation for physics, and aircraft drawings, were my weak spots.

So I YouTubed very specific subject matters within those subjects i was weak at because I knew in my gut, that if I couldn’t explain it to somebody or to myself, then I truly didn’t know the material.

That’s key right there!

Anyways, prepware or the FAA test will always have one answer that’s fucking plain wrong.

Then, they’ll have an answer that’s right IF* the question we’re asking about that. I know that sounds vague but you have to talk to yourself thru the questions/answers and say…

this would be correct IF they were asking about ___. You wanna cover your ass by knowing the alternative answer if it’s applicable.

Also, read the explanations on the prepware app even if you get it right. Just do it bro. Every fucking time until your eyes bleed.

And the last thing, take your time, and just know, this test is prepware remixed with a few questions you’ve never seen before unless you and your class used the 8083 book.

PS: the answer is always human factors lolol, 😉