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*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.
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*Two answers are too similar to each other.  Both cannot be correct.
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*Two answers are too similar to each other.  Both cannot be correct, so the correct answer must be something else.
 
5. Go with your first impression unless you have a good reason to change it.  Don't outsmart yourself.
 
5. Go with your first impression unless you have a good reason to change it.  Don't outsmart yourself.
 
<br>6. Don't let a few hard questions cause you to lose momentum during the exam.  Remember that all questions count equally in your score.
 
<br>6. Don't let a few hard questions cause you to lose momentum during the exam.  Remember that all questions count equally in your score.
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