Two exams. One arena. Train the frames, beat the clock, sort the binder, and walk into test day like you own the hallway.
Tap the four paragraph jobs in the order a passing answer uses them. All four CRQs to clear the level.
The frame with holes in it. Tap the word bank to fill each blank in order.
A real scenario, three decisions. Choose like a rater would.
Ten multiple-choice scenarios, fifteen seconds each. Answer while the bar is alive for bonus XP. The exam's favorite patterns, at speed.
A PASL artifact appears. Tap the task it anchors. Careful: some pages serve more than one task, we ask for its home base.
A leadership moment appears. Tap the domain it lives in. Twelve rounds.
A line from a CRQ response. Is it solid, or a trap that costs points? Ten rounds, judge like a rater.
A submission moment. Safe to submit, or stop everything? PASL compliance, ten rounds.
Same scenario as Level 3. Twenty minutes, four paragraphs, no notes. Then score yourself honestly.