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THE FIREFIGHTER'S WRITTEN EXAMINATION Today's written examination commonly consists of approximately 150-200 multiple-choice questions. The subjects for the written examinations could include any of the
testing subjects listed below:
Click here for written exam preparation. The key to scoring well on the written examination is preparation. There are not many candidates who can walk into a written examination and score high on their first
attempts without adequate preparation. You need to practice. What do we mean by practice? By taking practice examinations. It is like studying for any other test you have taken – you need to
adequately study and prepare. The competition for a firefighter position is intense. When you take a firefighter examination, you are ranked on the eligibility list from the higher score to
the lowest score. Obviously, you want to be at the top to dramatically increase your chances of moving onto the other parts of the testing process. The more you study and prepare, the better your
score. Like we said before, you have to want it, and wanting it means you will put the required time in to adequately studying and preparing. During your preparation, you need to fine tune the areas where
you are consistently weak until you feel confident walking into an examination knowing that no one can beat you. The key to your success on this portion of the hiring process will be how much time you
put into preparing for this important first step. You can do it – you just have to want it! Click here to return to How to Become a Firefighter homepage! Click here to return to FirePrep.com homepage: Click here to review FirePrep.com past newsletters: Click here to review our Entry-Level Preparation Products:
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