As a Chief Proctor for many years, I was always asked for extra yellow critique sheets.  These
are blank forms so the candidates can issue and detail problems seen in questions that are either
worded confusingly or answers are so wrong..no matter how many choices given.  The photographs
are often questioned.  I would look at the picture book and try and guess what the possible question
might be...when I can't seem to imagine the issue...I scratch my head.  Thinking to myself; should the
answer be so hidden? But that was just my take on it.
Candidates are
to mark the # of the question and detail as much as possible.  No extra time is given to do this so
most make a quick note and go back with details as time allows.
Understanding that the exam is given on the same day all over the world..same exam; same questions.
If enough bring to light how confusing or poorly worded a certain question is; then the exam committee
with drop that question as a required answer and whether right or wrong..it would not count.
So there's is always that option.  Don't feel you are the only one questioning the appropriate answer..
so take the time to voice a concern on the form.
Renee'

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