ASTB Test

[chadwick85]

Hi, I downloaded the gouge. And the sections on it are Math, Physics, and Aviation and Nautical. However, eveyone is talking about the spatial section, I didn't see that on the gouge. Where could I find a study guide for that section? Thanks.

 

[ben]

The ARCO book has a practice that goes over the concepts. The real test is harder though, so good luck. If you want to pick up the book most bookstores have it/can get it.

 

[Ironfeliks23]

Send me an email at tlilly@usc.edu. I have a rough estimate of what the spatial looks like. Little over 2 megs, too much to post on the forums. I think its the ARCO book photo copied, however I had a week flat from the time I heard about the test to the test date, so I didnt make it to any book stores. The test looks pretty similar, enough to give you some idea if your going in blind.

 

[DairyCreamer]

Honest to God, what got me a 34/35 on my spatial apperception was playing with Flight Simulator. Granted, it's been years of flight sim, but... even just a few hours of practice with lining yourself up on a coastline from the cockpit view, then pausing, and slewing around outside your plane to get the different looks... it works great, promise!

The Arco didn't hurt, of course, but... you just have to be able to do it quick without thinking!

~Nate

 

[Ironfeliks23]

Here are the gouge files I used for my test. It aint exact but it will give you an idea. I am not sure how long I can keep these up, but give it a shot.

http://www-scf.usc.edu/~tlilly/ASTB1.pdf
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~tlilly/ASTB2.pdf
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~tlilly/attachment.pdf

 

[Kycntryboy]

However, eveyone is talking about the spatial section, I didn't see that on the gouge. Where could I find a study guide for that section? Thanks.

You might as well wipe your arss with the Arco section for that, its good practice but looks noothhhing like what is on the ASTB.

 

[ben]

I second that one, the real test bites.

 

[FSU-Benihana]

I doesn't look EXACTLY look the real test, but it looks close enough to study and get the idea of it.