Where is the Peterson's Practice test for A&I?

[Paul]

Where is the Peterson't Practice test for A&I? I did searches & also checked the DSST Prometric site but didn't locate it. Also, since A&I is a CLEP and Peterson's is DSST I don't get the connection between the two. Is this Perterson's possibly only offered in bookform/disk like the REA or something ( I didn't see it on Amazon)? I did notice the A&I is on the Peterson's site for military personnel & their families but we are not military & feel uncomfortable using it (let me know if I've missed something like perhaps guests are permitted). Peterson's is so highly recommended we would like to use it for A&I. My son & daughter will be using REA though & plan on taking the test in the next few weeks.
Thanks to everyone for their helpful information on this site!

[ShotoJuku]

A& I Literature Exam

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[Paul]

Thank You!!!

[annegirl]

Check your PM! hilarious

[Lydia]

I go to Borders for all of my CLEP needs. Between the borders rewards (I shop there a lot) and their sales, I usually get a good deal. Of course, I don't order online (my sister does, though). I go into the store. But, you know, I'm a student that likes to buy a lot of books on a lot of different subjects, so it pays off. I use a countdown clock that I got for free somewhere to test myself while I take practice exams at home. I would rather get a review and 3 practice tests for 20 bucks than just 3 practice tests online for 90 days for 20 bucks. Plus, when I'm done with the CLEP book, I can pass it on to my sibling. We trade our CLEP books in the mail.

(If you don't have a sibling interested in testing out, you can always trade with another student)

However, you should always do what works for you. I always do well with one particular clep guide while others do well with another specific type of clep guide. Go with what works.

Is this the same 2 Peterson's Practice Exams available for free on the US AirForce website?