The easy answer: get a high score on your knowledge test.
Did you know there is no requirement for an evaluator to test every knowledge and risk management element in a Task? The evaluator has discretion to sample as needed to ensure the applicant's mastery of that Task. The required minimum elements to be tested from each applicable (or required) Task include:
Now, the evaluator doesn't know the exact knowledge test question missed, but they do know the ACS test element missed from the ACS codes on the knowledge test report. These elements are primarily tested during the ground/oral portion of the checkride. A good evaluator could use some, or all, of those missed elements to develop a realistic scenario to shorten the test. For example, I recently had a initial CFI applicant with the following ACS element codes on the knowledge test:
Now the issue. Most recommending CFIs fail to adequately review the missed elements on the knowledge test. They sign off the required 61.39 endorsement saying they reviewed it, but I have found those elements to be pretty weak during checkrides. Make your checkride as easy as you can by scoring high on the knowledge test and really bone up on your knowledge on the elements you did miss.
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