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Before we start our second lecture for American history, let's review some test-taking tips for multiple-choice history exams.  Treat a multiple-choice exam like a contest or a game.  Your performance on the exam is a function of two elements:  how well you prepared prior to the exam, and how well you tried on the exam itself.  Many students do not perform as well on a multiple-choice exam as they could have.  These tips will help you improve on multiple-choice exam you take, whether in history, grammar or even your driving test.
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Before we start our second lecture for American history, let's review some test-taking tips for multiple-choice history exams.  Treat a multiple-choice exam like a contest or a game.  Your performance on the exam is a function of two elements:  how well you prepared prior to the exam, and how well you tried on the exam itself.  Many students do not perform as well on a multiple-choice exam as they could have.  These tips will help you improve on multiple-choice exam you take, whether in history, grammar, or even your driving test.
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On history exams many of the correct answers can be figured out during the test, '''if you do not give up too easily on a question'''.  The person in the class who knows the most history probably won't be the person who does the best on the exam.  Instead, the highest score usually goes to the person who tried the hardest during the test itself.
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On history exams, many of the correct answers can be figured out during the test, '''if you do not give up too easily on a question'''.  The person in the class who knows the most history probably won't be the person who does the best on the exam.  Instead, the highest score usually goes to the person who tried the hardest during the test itself.
    
== Test-taking tips ==
 
== Test-taking tips ==
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