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*The answer doesn't match the question – e.g., the answer is generally true, but not limited to the time period in question.

*The answer doesn't match the question – e.g., the answer is generally true, but not limited to the time period in question.

*The answer violates common sense.

*The answer violates common sense.

*The answer is familiar for reasons unrelated to the question, such as an answer choice of "Magna Carta," which is not in American history.

*The answer is familiar for reasons unrelated to the question, such as an answer choice of "[[Magna Carta]]," which is not part of American history.

*The answer is too general, too broad, too sweeping, or too strong, such an answer that ''everyone'' liked George Washington.

*The answer is too general, too broad, too sweeping, or too strong, such as an answer that ''everyone'' liked [[George Washington]].

*The answer is too awkward.

*The answer is too awkward.

*The answer is something you never heard of.  Don't pick it based on hope that it might be right.

*The answer is something you never heard of.  Don't pick it based on hope that it might be right.