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Go through Edrolo quizzes and the breakdown of multiple choice questions

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Read thru the options & cross/tick next to the answer (process of elimination)

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Read thru the options & cross/tick next to the answer (process of elimination)

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use VCAA examiners reports to fine tune study

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use VCAA examiners reports to fine tune study

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Compare easy v hard qus as indicated by report

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If in doubt. Look for responses with qualifying statements within the answer. Often the longest response is the most correct

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Don't leave anything blank

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Read the stem of question very carefully - which of the follow does not represent 

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Read the stem of question very carefully - which of the follow does not represent 

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Edmodo multiple choice quiz

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Select the MOST correct answer

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Kahoot

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Use reading time to answer 5 easy/definition/non calculator qus

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Use reading time to answer 5 easy/definition/non calculator qus

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pick qus you can do
leave qus that take> 3min

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have a strategy on how long to spend on each multi choice question. Eg. one per minute. don't get bogged down too long on one question

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have a strategy on how long to spend on each multi choice question. Eg. one per minute. don't get bogged down too long on one question

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Don''t look for patterns like always C

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Eliminate responses with absolute language such as always and never

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Process of elimination, get rid of the answers you know are wrong first

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If you really don't know the answer, it's better to guess than putting down no answer.

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If you really don't know the answer, it's better to guess than putting down no answer.