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'''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.

'''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.

'''Try to Answer Every Question''':  You can't increase your score by refusing to answer, just as you can't score a basket in basketball without tossing the ball towards the net.  Trying is better than not trying.  Try hard on every question, and if no points are deducted for wrong answers, be sure to answer every question.  Even if you don't know the answer, try to make an educated guess.

'''Try to Answer Every Question''':  You can't increase your score by refusing to answer, just as you can't score a basket in basketball without tossing the ball towards the net.  Trying is better than not trying.  Try hard on every question, and if no points are deducted for wrong answers, be sure to answer every question.  Even if you don't know the answer, make your best guess.

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.