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Show what you can do: Navigating VA Programs: A Plain Map Posttest
You made it through the lessons. These questions check the same skills as the Pretest, with new situations. Score 80% or higher to pass and earn your certificate. You can take it as many times as you need.
How this works
- Answer every question, then select See my results.
- If you score under 80%, you will see which skills need more work and which lessons to review. Then you can try again. The questions and choices will be in a new order, and some questions will be new.
- When you pass, you will see why each answer is right or wrong and your own before and after results.
- Your results stay on this device.
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Review these skills, then try again
You passed. Here is your before and after.
| Skill | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| O1. Given a stated need, match it to one of six VA programs (health care, disability compensation, education, careers, home loans, life insurance) and name an official or accredited place to check eligibility. | |||
| O2. Check the basic service and discharge rules for VA health care against a case, and name the four ways to apply and the papers to gather. | |||
| O3. Check the two basic requirements for disability compensation, explain that ratings are combined by table rather than added, and choose free accredited help. | |||
| O4. Check the basic Post 9/11 GI Bill and VR&E rules against a case and choose which to ask about first. | |||
| O5. Explain the COE and the lender's role in VA backed home loans, state the VGLI and VALife rules, and finish a one page VA benefits map with one dated next action. |
How sure you felt (1 to 5)
| Statement | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| I can match a need to a VA program and know where to check. | ||
| I can check basic rules for VA health care and disability compensation. | ||
| I can tell the GI Bill, VR&E, home loans, and life insurance apart. |
Scroll up to see the answer and feedback for every question. Scores and confidence do not always match, and that is normal.