If you don't pass the Constitution Test at the first time then you take it second time and you paas it will yo
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graduate or become a citizan or is this for class, ither way you must pass it is doesnt matter how many times you have to take it as long as you pass it
727365
constitution test?  You need to be more specific.
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2 times in one days n 2 times in test.
778247
You are lucky to have been given a third chance. Generally speaking the case would have been dismissed (in my state) after the second no show.
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well, you should be very, very thankful that you have such a kind, generous father. you may be upset that you failed the test, but it's all right. things like this do not last a lifetime. just take the test over again.
930909
Since your only reason for doing it the second time? is so that you can enter the USA, I say you both are "bigamists"
598490
You will fail fataly if you havent studied for it
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look at it this way if you don't pass you'll spend another year in his class.
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I imagine they are as hard as getting the life, health and insurance license. I didn't take any classes for that, but I do know that if you don't pass the test the first time for the series 7 or 63, when you reschedule the next test, the next test will not be the same as the original test you took. No matter what, they are not easy and are not meant to be easy.
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I got a 1870 my first time and didn't finish the essay.  I hope I do better the second time.  Sounds good but maybe not for early admission.
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Retaking the Test\nSAT Reasoning Test™\nYou may be wondering if you should take the test again, and whether your scores will change if you do so. Here are some guidelines that may help you decide:\n\nResearch shows that the average student who retests increases his or her combined critical reading and math scores by approximately 30 points. \nOverall, 55% of juniors taking the test improved their scores as seniors, 35% had their scores decrease, and 10% had no change. \n\nBASICALLY APPLY LIKE YOU DID LAST TIME.\nOn average, juniors repeating the SAT as seniors improved their verbal scores by about 12 points and their math scores by about 13 points. About 1 in 25 gained 100 or more points on verbal or math, and about 1 in 90 lost 100 or more points \nYour score report shows the percentage of students with the same verbal or math scores who scored higher, lower, and the same when they took the SAT again, as well as the average number of points gained or lost. Use this information when deciding whether or not to test again.
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You have to look at the Amendments to the Constitution.
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depends if it is the first time the person has done it or not.
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DO NOT TAKE IT BY HEART REAPPEAR IT AND WORK HARD PASS IT WITH GOOD MARKS.  PEOPLE REAPPEAR IN EXAM TO IMPROVE THEIR MERIT IN SPITE THEY ALREADY PASS THROUGH THAT EXAM.  YOU THINK THAT YOU ARE ALSO IMPROVING YOUR MARKS.
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Depends on why he's repeating.  If it's laziness, you can afford to paint it negatively - "you have to do it over because you didn't do it the first time."  Otherwise, stress that he is there to learn things he wasn't ready for the first time through.
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It makes no difference, score from each taking are separate.\n\nWhen I was teaching in China a lot of my students had taken tests before and gotten low scores. After my classes they took tests again and their higher scores meant they got into Universities in other countries.\n\nBUT, if you have taken the test before and got a high score you will lose it by taking the test again, it is only the last score that counts.
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fail your test and get the help you need!