The author, who has scored 100 percent on this exam four times, offers his preparation guide with a money-back guarantee. The second edition reflects the most recent changes in the structure of the exam offered by the United States Postal Service.
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This review is from: Norman Hall's Postal Exam Preparation Book (Paperback)
This book has a copyright of 1994. I applied for the test, and when I recieved the information packet, the descriptions of the test were significantly different. I am going to buy a more current edition.
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This book was very helpful in helping my son prepare for the postal exam. We are still waiting for the results but he said the practice tests were harder then the actual test that he took.
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This review is from: Norman Hall's Postal Exam Preparation Book (Paperback)
I don't usually do reviews, but I was so disappointed in this book that I want to warn others. I bought this book to study for the rural carrier exam. I was mostly interested in learning some strategies for taking the memory portion of the exam. I wasn't happy with this book's method of assigning random letters to numbers and then trying to make words and stories out of them. The book didn't mention easy ways to break down the numbers, or maybe focusing on just names or numbers first, or even talk about whether you're penalized for wrong guesses or not. The chapters on studying for other portions of the test don't measure up, either. For example, the number sequence study section uses multiplication and division and the real test does not. It's a waste of time to learn how to decode number sequences that aren't even on the postal exam.
I definitely do not recommend this book. You'd be better off just using what the post office sends you and winging the rest.
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Every stage of the mail sorting process must be done accurately and efficiently. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
basic starting wage, darken the letter, answer sheet, suggested rate, person assisting, correct requires, sample sheet, test guide, test applicant, second highest number Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Examine Sample, Beaver Ave, Gregory Blvd, Michigan Ave, Scotts Bluff, Springer Ave, Bender Way, Carver Blvd, Clover Leaf, Cooper Ave, Elbe Blvd, Eldorado Blvd, Falcon Ridge, Ford Ave, Lowry Ave, Olympic Ave, Park Ave, Pinecone Ave, Snyder Blvd, Summit Ave, Swanson Ave, Walnut Grove, Washington Ave, Wright Ave, Postal Station New!
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Every stage of the mail sorting process must be done accurately and efficiently. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
basic starting wage, darken the letter, answer sheet, suggested rate, person assisting, correct requires, sample sheet, test guide, test applicant, second highest number Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Examine Sample, Beaver Ave, Gregory Blvd, Michigan Ave, Scotts Bluff, Springer Ave, Bender Way, Carver Blvd, Clover Leaf, Cooper Ave, Elbe Blvd, Eldorado Blvd, Falcon Ridge, Ford Ave, Lowry Ave, Olympic Ave, Park Ave, Pinecone Ave, Snyder Blvd, Summit Ave, Swanson Ave, Walnut Grove, Washington Ave, Wright Ave, Postal Station New!
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- Norman Hall's Postal Exam Preparation Book by Norman Hall on 8 pages
- Social Security Legislation: V. 4 by Nick Wikeley on page 36
- Map Reading: Basic Mini Text, Subject Outline Review (Fundamental Passbooks) in Back Matter
- Firefighter Exam 2e by Learning Express in Back Matter
- Post Office Jobs: How to Get a Job With the U.S. Postal Service, Third Edition by Dennis V. Damp on 6 pages
- Norman Hall's State Trooper & Highway Patrol Exam Preparation Book by Norman Hall in Front Matter
- The Book of U.S. Government Jobs: Where They Are, What's Available and How to Get One (8th Edition) by Dennis V. Damp on page 177
- Norman Hall's Corrections Officer Exam Preparation Book by Norman Hall in Front Matter
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