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exam by Karl Baron
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  • Post category:Education / Studying
  • Post published:March 30, 2017

In multiple-choice exams, it’s useful to read each question carefully, predict the right answer, read all the options before you pick one, eliminate obviously wrong options, and skip questions you can’t answer and come back to them later.

Source: Other types of exams @ State Library of Victoria

image: exam by Karl Baron under Creative Commons license

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