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Typing speed

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  • February 15, 2022 at 6:21 pm #648677
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    Hi, how many WPM should one be able to type for f8 exam? I’m currently around 35-40 WPM and wondering if this is ok

    February 16, 2022 at 7:31 am #648693
    Kim Smith
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    You don’t need any speed for the AA exams – 30% of the exam has no typing.

    The average length of a sentence in the model answers for a “risks” Q, say, is 22 words (a students’ sentences should be shorter than this).

    You have 125 minutes in which to answer Section B – you could type 70 sentences with 12.8 WPM … you absolutely don’t need speed – it’s much better to “THINK – before you type” – and certainly the marker does not want to have to read pages and pages of type in search of relevant answer points.

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