PPL Exam Prep
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PPL Exam Prep
Hi Guys,
Just looking to find out which of these books I should choose for my exam prep:
1. PPL Confuser.. . 2. Q & A for the PPL by Brett Holden & Graham Buddin.
I haven't heard much about 'Q & A for the PPL', and as you all know the PPL Confuser allegedly has some incorrect answers throughout.
Also if anyone knows of any good sites for individual / all exam prep the please stick them below <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> .
Regards,. .B1.
Just looking to find out which of these books I should choose for my exam prep:
1. PPL Confuser.. . 2. Q & A for the PPL by Brett Holden & Graham Buddin.
I haven't heard much about 'Q & A for the PPL', and as you all know the PPL Confuser allegedly has some incorrect answers throughout.
Also if anyone knows of any good sites for individual / all exam prep the please stick them below <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> .
Regards,. .B1.
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BravoOne,
Both books are quite good, I bought the PPL Confuser myself and the Q&A for the PPL was bought for me as a birthday present.
The Q & A book gives you about 10 sample exam papers and at the back gives you further points of reference for further reading should you need further revision on that particular item.
The Confuser, despite it's occasional errors and that you need to take about 20 questions at random, depending on the subject to get an idea of an actual exam paper, the section where the answers are given is quite good as it will tell you what the correct answer is, why it is, and also why the other choices are incorrect. and a little footnote for each explanation of where you can do further reading on that question.
Both books are quite good, I bought the PPL Confuser myself and the Q&A for the PPL was bought for me as a birthday present.
The Q & A book gives you about 10 sample exam papers and at the back gives you further points of reference for further reading should you need further revision on that particular item.
The Confuser, despite it's occasional errors and that you need to take about 20 questions at random, depending on the subject to get an idea of an actual exam paper, the section where the answers are given is quite good as it will tell you what the correct answer is, why it is, and also why the other choices are incorrect. and a little footnote for each explanation of where you can do further reading on that question.
