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Don't waste time early on struggling with the more difficult questions.
What is start with what you know?
Circle key words and strike through answer you want to eliminate.
What is screen the entire exam.
Prepare. Prepare. Prepare
What is Open-Book Exams
Sometimes skipping over a word in the sentence will cause you to jump to a false conclusion.
Allocate your time wisely; don't wrestle with one question for several minutes.
What is plan your time accordingly?
Read directions and all questions carefully
What is Essay Exams
When you first receive your exam, turn it over and jot down everything you want to make sure you remember.
What is write down right away what you don't want to forget.
Misreading or skipping the directions altogether can be a lethal mistake. Slow down and make sure you understand what you're being ask to do.
What is read the instructions carefully?
Answer the questions you know first
What is Fill-in-the Blank Questions
In one study, less than 10% of students make changes that decreased their scores, while 74% made changes that increased their scores.
What is change your answers if you know you're wrong?
If the exam appears to have an error, or if you have a technical question or a question about the test-taking process, don't be afraid to ask!
Read the entire list before electing a match
what is Matching Questions
When you're finished, go back over all your answers. Look at your work critically, as if you were the instructor. Careless errors can be costly.
What is plan for time to review?
Take as much of the allotted time as you need. Everyone works at a different rate.
What is don't give into peer pressure?
Pay attention to extreme modifiers such as always all, never and every, which tend to make statements false
What is True/False Questions
Try to answer the question/statement without looking at the choices first. Then find your answer among the choices given
What is Multiple Choice Questions