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29-12-2014, 09:34 AM
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Re: exams: Memory tips techniques and strategies
Taking Objective Tests
If you are taking an objective test (multiple-choice, true/false, or comparable type), you will probably achieve your best results by following this procedure: Read an item through quickly, with high concentration, and answer on the basis of your first impression. Then re-read the item, asking yourself what it really means and expressing its thought in your own words. Ask yourself if your original answer still appears correct in light of your close analysis of the item, but do not change your answer because of a mere doubt. Always keep in mind that your instructor is not attempting to trick you in the questions. They are designed to measure your knowledge of a subject, not your ingenuity in solving verbal puzzles. So don't out-smart yourself looking for devious, tricky interpretations and ignoring the obvious, straightforward meaning.
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