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Lecture Number Three
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More tips on answer multiple-choice history questions:
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<br>More tips on answer multiple-choice history questions:
      
1.  Look for the best fit.  The question is like a lock or key hole, and you are looking for the answer (key) that is the best fit.  Matching the verb or concept behind the question with the best fitting verb or concept in the answer can help.  For example, when the question asked about “exploration”, the answer that said to “find the best route” was the best fit and the correct answer.
 
1.  Look for the best fit.  The question is like a lock or key hole, and you are looking for the answer (key) that is the best fit.  Matching the verb or concept behind the question with the best fitting verb or concept in the answer can help.  For example, when the question asked about “exploration”, the answer that said to “find the best route” was the best fit and the correct answer.
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