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American History Lecture Two (view source)
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, 17:49, September 7, 2008→Test-taking tips: be correct vs. he correct
*The answer is too awkward.
*The answer is too awkward.
*The answer is something you never heard of. Don't pick it simply based on a hope that it might be right.
*The answer is something you never heard of. Don't pick it simply based on a hope that it might be right.
*Two answers are too similar to each other. Both cannot he correct.
*Two answers are too similar to each other. Both cannot be correct.
:When you eliminate wrong answers, cross out their corresponding letter on the exam. Try to cross out all the wrong answers except for two. If you guess at that point, you have a 50% chance of being correct. Every time you eliminate an answer choice, your chance of answering correctly increases greatly.
:When you eliminate wrong answers, cross out their corresponding letter on the exam. Try to cross out all the wrong answers except for two. If you guess at that point, you have a 50% chance of being correct. Every time you eliminate an answer choice, your chance of answering correctly increases greatly.