Getting myself wound up i think!!!

[morecambe]

Hi, ok I am awaiting shortlisting at the moment, But in preparation I have bought online: BOP IT, BARRONS MECH+ SPACE AWERNESS, TRAIN DRIVER TEST BOOK,

Bop it I am getting down now no problem just keep practicing plus years of video games, But while the Barron's book has certainly helped me understand how to work out pulleys and equate the forces and rotation speeds of gears, I understand now that the Barron's book has no real relevance to the actual mt4 test paper, this is getting me worried as I think that if am to fail then this would be the point for it to happen. The bourden test again is just practice and practice and the TRP cd and book reading again is just practice and training your memory,

My question really is, The mt4 test just how hard is it? I have heard some equate it to a GCSE physics paper? I can't imagine that myself, but what type of questions are they? are they similar to Barron's? or a complete mix of electrical circuits , working out fulcrum points and balancing weights, pulleys, gears, and also is there a numerical test to take as well??
Cheers fellas and ladies, I know there is a lot there

 

[daddy_badger]

I have the Barrons book and yes helped with me in passing the MT4, however alot of the stuff in there is irrelevant. MT4 is really easy, don't worry about it. Pulleys, levers cogs and weighs general physics stuff.

Bop It = depending on the variant I have the Extreme version (not the white xt2) had it 5 years and only noticed the headphone socket on the side of it the other day try it on vox bop.

Assessments vary for TOCs and some don't even do the MT4 anymore.