You notice that your two hour exam is composed entirely of
multiple choice questions. The best way to organize your time is
to
(a) calculate how much time you can spend on average for each
question, answer the easy ones, then spend more time on the
difficult ones until you run out of time, then quickly guess the
answers to the ones you still haven't done before you hand in the
exam
(b) read ALL of the stem and EVERY alternative, eliminating any
obviously incorrect answers
(c) mark questions with negatives, superlatives, and qualifiers,
then grammatically break down difficult questions
(d) take a few minutes to relax by taking a few deep breaths and
getting focused
Always check the context. Although (b),(c), and (d) are correct,
they have nothing to do with managing your time. Notice also that
the correct answer is longer, because it is more detailed.
Level of learning: Knowledge. Although
this looks like an application question, it has been taken
directly from the handout.
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