Free Peterson's tests

[studyandpass5]

I am currently studying for the Humanities CLEP and was going to take a Peterson's practice test this morning. However, when I tried using the following links (which I've used before), I could not access the free tests. I've tried doing a Google search for "Testing & Education Reference Center" like one person mentioned, but every one of the results required me to have some sort of ID or register with them.
Does anyone know of a website where I can access the free Peterson's CLEP tests without having to register with some library or have a code to get it? Thanks!

These are the links I had been using, provided by another user in the past:

*Fauquier Library (Fauquier County Public Library -- Articles and More) - go down to College, Careers & Test Prep and click on TERC link

* Temple University (Testing & Education Reference Center | Temple University Libraries) - click on URL link provided

* Poughkeepsie Public Library District (Databases by Subject) - go down to Career & Job Information and click on TERC from Gale Center link

* University of Florida Libraries (Test Preparation Resources - Standardized Test Preparation - Guides @ UF at University of Florida) - near top of the list

* Salt Lake County Library Services (SLCoLibrary.org: Careers & Tests) - link at top of list under "Premium Resources"

[BGSU_Alum_86]

So are none of your local library systems subscribers to the TERC database? Do you live close to any of the libraries that you listed where you actually might have (or get) a library card?

[studyandpass5]

My local library does not appear to be subscribed to the TERC database, and I live nowhere near to those other libraries! I hate to pay an extra $20 for Peterson's tests, but I may have to. About a month or so ago, those links I provided were working just fine, so this change is pretty recent. I wonder, has anyone else had this difficulty?

[BGSU_Alum_86]

What state do you live in?

[studyandpass5]

I live in Texas, and still haven't found anything local. :-(

What state do you live in?