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Examples of wrong answers that can be immediately eliminated:
Examples of wrong answers that can be immediately eliminated:
<br>Wrong dates or time period
<br>Wrong dates or time period
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<br>Answer doesn’t match the question – e.g., answer is generally true, but not limited to time period
of
question.
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<br>Answer doesn’t match the question – e.g.,
the
answer is generally true, but not limited to
the
time period
in
question.
<br>Two answers are too similar to each other.
<br>Two answers are too similar to each other.
<br>The answer violates common sense.
<br>The answer violates common sense.
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<br>The answer is familiar for reasons unrelated to the question E.
g
., “Magna Carta” (not in American history)
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<br>The answer is familiar for reasons unrelated to the question E.
G
., “Magna Carta” (not in American history)
<br>The answer is too general.
<br>The answer is too general.
<br>The answer is too broad, or too sweeping, or too strong.
<br>The answer is too broad, or too sweeping, or too strong.
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