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The tests that I have taken have been along the lines of education in order to become a teacher. In college most test involve multiple choice questions that include either an essay or word answers. The tests were conducted in a controlled environment at the discretion of the instructor or the proctor of the test. The environmnet was quite and this is done for the consideration of all students. ...

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