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holly21
I took the exam on 3/5. I was able to answer about 70% of the questions on the first pass through, then went back and started using my reference materials to look up other topics. When the proctor announced that there were 15 minutes left, I still had about 6-8 questions to go. I read them, took my best guess (on some, I had a pretty good idea what the answer was, but didn't answer on the first pass because I wanted to look them up to be sure). Four hours went by very fast. In general, the questions seemed easier than the CQI practice exam disk. The answers on most questions seemed much more obvious and the questions were worded in a way where you didn't have to make an assumption about what the question was asking.
Does 2.0 have one significant digit, or two? A calculation question asked for the answer to ONE significant digit. The actual answer was 1.9, but I selected 2.0. I was pretty sure that 2.0 was two significant digits, but I KNOW that 1.9 definitely has two.
On a last minute whim, I took a co-worker's copy of Juran's Quality Control Handbook, and I'm sure glad I did... it helped me answer about 5 questions that weren't covered in the QCI materials. I read the questions and the topic was completely foreign to me. I would have had to guess blindly without that book.
Does 2.0 have one significant digit, or two? A calculation question asked for the answer to ONE significant digit. The actual answer was 1.9, but I selected 2.0. I was pretty sure that 2.0 was two significant digits, but I KNOW that 1.9 definitely has two.
On a last minute whim, I took a co-worker's copy of Juran's Quality Control Handbook, and I'm sure glad I did... it helped me answer about 5 questions that weren't covered in the QCI materials. I read the questions and the topic was completely foreign to me. I would have had to guess blindly without that book.
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