Time Tips for Certification Exams

Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
Posted on: www.CertGuard.com

It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure Agreement
(NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many people that some
people are surprised when I answer the question. That being said, this is
not a History test, it is a test of your skills. If you are concerned by
time, I suggest the following:

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Robert Williams [CertGuard]

"Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <> wrote in
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> Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
> Posted on: www.CertGuard.com
>
> It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
> questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure
> Agreement (NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many
> people that some people are surprised when I answer the question. That
> being said, this is not a History test, it is a test of your skills.
> If you are concerned by time, I suggest the following:
>
> Read the rest here:
> http://www.CertGuard.com/Time-Tips-f...tion-Exams.asp
>
>
> To keep up with all of our Articles, you can check the page:
> http://www.CertGuard.com
>
> OR, Subscribe to the RSS Feed
> http://www.CertGuard.com/feed.xml


I don't have time to read all that. Can't you just tell me
how many sentences are in it?

kpg

"kpg" <> wrote in message
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> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <> wrote in
> news::
>
>> Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
>> Posted on: www.CertGuard.com
>>
>> It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
>> questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure
>> Agreement (NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many
>> people that some people are surprised when I answer the question. That
>> being said, this is not a History test, it is a test of your skills.
>> If you are concerned by time, I suggest the following:
>>
>> Read the rest here:
>> http://www.CertGuard.com/Time-Tips-f...tion-Exams.asp
>>
>>
>> To keep up with all of our Articles, you can check the page:
>> http://www.CertGuard.com
>>
>> OR, Subscribe to the RSS Feed
>> http://www.CertGuard.com/feed.xml
>
>
> I don't have time to read all that. Can't you just tell me
> how many sentences are in it?
>
Absolutely not. Are you trying to violate me?

Oh, ok...but first, would that be the number of complete sentences, or shall I
count the incomplete sentences too.

--
CG

Robert Williams [CertGuard]

You fiend! How dare you accuse me of writing in incomplete sentences?
That, my friend, is gall!

M

"Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <NewsGroups[at[CertGuard[dot]co_> wrote in
message news:...
> "kpg" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns99408F30E21C3ipostthereforeiam@207.46.248. 16...
>> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <> wrote in
>> news::
>>
>>> Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
>>> Posted on: www.CertGuard.com
>>>
>>> It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
>>> questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure
>>> Agreement (NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many
>>> people that some people are surprised when I answer the question. That
>>> being said, this is not a History test, it is a test of your skills.
>>> If you are concerned by time, I suggest the following:
>>>
>>> Read the rest here:
>>> http://www.CertGuard.com/Time-Tips-f...tion-Exams.asp
>>>
>>>
>>> To keep up with all of our Articles, you can check the page:
>>> http://www.CertGuard.com
>>>
>>> OR, Subscribe to the RSS Feed
>>> http://www.CertGuard.com/feed.xml
>>
>>
>> I don't have time to read all that. Can't you just tell me
>> how many sentences are in it?
>>
> Absolutely not. Are you trying to violate me?
>
> Oh, ok...but first, would that be the number of complete sentences, or
> shall I count the incomplete sentences too.
>
> --
> CG

Montreal MCT

Oops....sorry...did I say that? That's certainly not the way it was meant.

--
CG

"Montreal MCT" <> wrote in message
news:E8A9EF23-9F28-4BBD-AD17-...
> You fiend! How dare you accuse me of writing in incomplete sentences? That,
> my friend, is gall!
>
> M
>
> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <NewsGroups[at[CertGuard[dot]co_> wrote in
> message news:...
>> "kpg" <> wrote in message
>> news:Xns99408F30E21C3ipostthereforeiam@207.46.248. 16...
>>> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <> wrote in
>>> news::
>>>
>>>> Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
>>>> Posted on: www.CertGuard.com
>>>>
>>>> It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
>>>> questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure
>>>> Agreement (NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many
>>>> people that some people are surprised when I answer the question. That
>>>> being said, this is not a History test, it is a test of your skills.
>>>> If you are concerned by time, I suggest the following:
>>>>
>>>> Read the rest here:
>>>> http://www.CertGuard.com/Time-Tips-f...tion-Exams.asp
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> To keep up with all of our Articles, you can check the page:
>>>> http://www.CertGuard.com
>>>>
>>>> OR, Subscribe to the RSS Feed
>>>> http://www.CertGuard.com/feed.xml
>>>
>>>
>>> I don't have time to read all that. Can't you just tell me
>>> how many sentences are in it?
>>>
>> Absolutely not. Are you trying to violate me?
>>
>> Oh, ok...but first, would that be the number of complete sentences, or shall
>> I count the incomplete sentences too.
>>
>> --
>> CG
>

Robert Williams [CertGuard]

> How dare you accuse me of writing in incomplete sentences? That, my
> friend, is gall!

Shouldn't that be;

How dare you accuse me of writing incomplete sentences! - a statement

or

You dare accuse me of writing incomplete sentences? - a question



Just trying to clarify, thanks!

Jtyc

"kpg" <> wrote in message
news:Xns99408F30E21C3ipostthereforeiam@207.46.248. 16:

> "Robert Williams [CertGuard]" <> wrote in
> news::
>
>
> > Written by: Mitchell D. Garvis
> > Posted on: www.CertGuard.com
> >
> > It is a common misconception that information such as the number of
> > questions on a given cert exam is protected by the Non-Disclosure
> > Agreement (NDA), and it has been repeated so many times by so many
> > people that some people are surprised when I answer the question. That
> > being said, this is not a History test, it is a test of your skills.
> > If you are concerned by time, I suggest the following:
> >
> > Read the rest here:
> > http://www.CertGuard.com/Time-Tips-f...tion-Exams.asp
> >
> >
> > To keep up with all of our Articles, you can check the page:
> > http://www.CertGuard.com
> >
> > OR, Subscribe to the RSS Feed
> > http://www.CertGuard.com/feed.xml
>
>
>
> I don't have time to read all that. Can't you just tell me
> how many sentences are in it?

The answer is always 42. Duh...
--
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Michael D. Alligood [CertGuard]

"Jtyc" <> wrote in message
news:...
>> How dare you accuse me of writing in incomplete sentences? That, my
>> friend, is gall!
>
> Shouldn't that be;
>
> How dare you accuse me of writing incomplete sentences! - a
> statement
>
> or
>
> You dare accuse me of writing incomplete sentences? - a question
>
>
>
> Just trying to clarify, thanks!

No. He was quite correct. Whoever it was (you snipped to much, and I'm too
lazy to un-hide read messages to see).

Frisbee®

> No. He was quite correct. Whoever it was (you snipped to much, and I'm
> too lazy to un-hide read messages to see).

Unhide all you want, I still say it's incorrect.

Jtyc