So, I just got back from doing my exam, the 473 for the Postal Service. I literally only studied for 20 minutes. I'm not good at tests, and I scored an 83%. I wanted to show you guys how I did it and what I did to prepare for it. So, pretty much an hour before I had to leave to go there, I just typed in "USPS practice test" and clicked on the first link. It took me to the USPS Postal Exam website. It gives you the three sections of the exam: address checking, form completion, and coding and memory. These three parts make up the full 473 Postal Exam. For the address verification part, you have to complete 60 questions in about 6 or 7 minutes. The questions are listed twice with different addresses, and you have to see if there's a difference or not. In the example given, the spelling is wrong for both options, so the answer would be D. You also have to verify the zip code for each address. If the zip code matches perfectly, you move on to the address. To save time, focus on the numbers first and then move on to the rest. The second part of the test is called form completion. You have about 15 minutes to answer around 30 questions. You just have to read the label on top of the questions and answer accordingly. The example given asks for the correct entry for 28, which is a date and time. The third section is coding and memory. You have 6 minutes to match 36 addresses to their respective routes (A, B, C, or D). Look at the name of the street and the range of addresses provided to determine the answer. If the address is not in the range, the answer...
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