I passed! I was nervous and I can tell you it is somewhat difficult since you don't know what will be on it. There are a lot of questions where you need to know the terms. They don't necessarily ask the definition, although some do, but if you don't know what the word means, you can't answer the question correctly. The area I did the worst in was Types of Policies, Insurance Terms & Related Concepts. There are math questions so you need to know how to calculate some. There are many Statute questions like about twisting, etc. So you should know the statutes, especially since you do not know which questions they will ask. I reviewed the whole time right before the test and it helped to go over the practice questions in the back again. I highly recommend knowing the terms and especially knowing the symbols for different coverages, which are Ho-2,, HO-3, etc. and knowing which statutes. It's obviously an average. So what helped me was that I got 96% and around that in some areas, so scoring below on the others helped me out. I could see how I could have failed though so that's why best advice is to know the definitions and when those terms apply and know the statutes and symbols, coverages, etc. Good luck to the rest!