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World History Lecture Eight (view source)
Revision as of 13:07, March 17, 2009
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'''Try Different Approaches''': Try different approaches to a difficult question until you figure out the right answer. There are many ways to find the correct answer for a question. Don't give up too easily on figuring out a question.
'''Try Different Approaches''': Try different approaches to a difficult question until you figure out the right answer. There are many ways to find the correct answer for a question. Don't give up too easily on figuring out a question.
'''Avoid Broad Language in Answers''': Words like "only", "never" and "solely" are signs of '''wrong''' answers because they are rarely true.
'''Avoid Broad Language in Answers''': Broad or sweeping terms like "only", "never", "solely", "everyone", "always", "purely", "all" and "every" are often signs of '''incorrect''' answers because they are rarely true.
Test-taking on multiple-choice exams is a skill that can be mastered with practice, determination and cleverness.
Test-taking on multiple-choice exams is a skill that can be mastered with practice, determination and cleverness.
== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==