Hi everyone! 
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Hi @hilary.meehan!
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Hey @elp
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No basements here in Florida!! I miss my Chicago basement
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Block out ‘do not disturb’ time for studying. Treat it like a work meeting/heads down time, and most importantly, stick to it!
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Hey Michelle,
Great question. I’ve found some success in turning studying into games with children (flashcards, etc), this seems to work better with older children. Otherwise, like Marc said, the noise cancelling headphones are great 
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That’s a great point. I’d suggest taking a moment to read through the question first, before you read through the scenario. See what sort of information you’ll need to be looking for. At that point, hopefully when you read through the scenario you have a better idea of what information is important.
Also, the highlighting tool is your friend here! Same with scratch paper. Highlight, cross out, write things down, etc
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hello Marc
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hello there
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Welcome @gmorterabsa
Can we clearly define Adjacent? The word problem read literally would mean the laundry needs to be next to each bedroom.
Adjacent;
next to or adjoining something else.
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can we enlarge the screen a little bit more for the matrix?
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Hi @bjoyce & welcome to the ARE Community!
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I wish we could for this, you’ll be able to zoom in, in the replay which will be live tomorrow, hope that helps!
Will a matrix be provided in the test?
I just skim the scenario and go straight to the questions.
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I was able to snip the slide and zoom in that way!
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Per Liz, I agree with your definition @bry
Potentially. I would be familiar with these sorts of diagrams for the exam. Check out Problem seeking: An Architectural Programming Primer for more examples and an in-depth description for this, particularly under the ‘Useful Techniques’ chapter
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Hello!
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