I got 78 on my pre-test, so all I needed was two more correct answers to pass. Not anything I was worried about! They could hardly make the thing much easier. "Now write this down, because this question is going to be on the test!" And the final is the same exact thing as the pre-test, which I knew going in. I asked what the failure rate is on this thing, and they said it's about 1%, which tells you all you need to know.

I flat out disagreed with some of the answers, though. The two most pertinant facts in describing a lost cat are color and pattern? How about color and gender? How about declawed or not? Most people don't know a calico from a tortie from a tabby, but they know if their lost kitty is a boy or a girl! I argued about it in class, and the instructor finally agreed with me, but he said "this is the correct answer on the test", so that's how I had to answer it.

I think they should change that.