Dapar Lessons & Strategy
Lesson 1: Basic math concepts 1
Lesson 2: Following instructions 1
Lesson 3: Spatial analogies 1
Lesson 4: Basic math concepts 2
Lesson 5: Figural reasoning 1
Lesson 6: Quant reasoning 1
Lesson 7: Following instructions 2
Lesson 8: Spatial analogies 2
Lesson 9: Figural reasoning 2
Lesson 10: Quant reasoning 2
Lesson 11: Review - student choice
Lesson 12: Final review & questions
Tips for the Dapar Test:
- Do not leave any questions blank (no penalty for guessing).
- You can skip questions and return to them if you are in the same test section.
- You will receive a piece of paper – write small and save space for the math.
- Bring your own pencils – the ones they give you aren’t ideal.
- Eat and drink before the test.
- Use the bathroom before the test.
- If you do not feel good do not start the test – once you start you cannot leave or retake the test.
- If you have waited a long time at the draft office and feel tired do not take the test – request to come back at a later date.
- If you have a learning disability, bring valid documentation, and the army will give you more time. Generally, they will give you an extra 25% of additional time, which will not penalize you in any way.
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