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A7 ¬- Do not leave anything blank! Even if you don’t know the answer, take an educated guess. The professor might give you partial credit. The only exception to this is if you have been informed that incorrect answers will count against you. This very rare though. #adpichat
A6 – Don’t be afraid to skip a question and come back. Watch for that on your scantron. Mark it on your test and move on. Research shows students who skip around do better. #adpichat
A5 – For essay tests, make an outline with bullet points to follow. It will help you formulate your argument and use your time more wisely. The 5 paragraph format is usually best. #adpichat
A5 – For example if the multiple choice section is worth 5 points each for a total of 90 points while the true false is each 1 point, you would start with the multiple choice section. #adpichat
A5 – Quickly review the exam to determine what types of questions are on there and the point values for the different questions and sections so you’ll know how to pace yourself. #adpichat
A4 – Pack everything you’ll need for the next day the night before. Make a list if you need to. You won’t want the distraction of forgetting something or having to run back to your room and wasting extra time. #adpichat
A4 – If you’re having trouble turning your brain off, try “Relax Lite,” a guided meditation app, or “Relax Melodies,” an app that offers both a guided meditation and soothing background noises. #adpichat