1. Take an exam which is very well-written (I once complained because I got a 93 on an exam and had answered ALL of the questions which came from the course (book, lectures, etc.) correctly, and the professor told me that he deliberately put some random questions with no right answers in because it didn't seem right to him that anyone could get 100%!).
2. Study hard, so that you really feel that you could answer any question thrown at you comfortably.
3. Understand the professor's philosophy on and approach to testing. What is s/he looking for in an answer? What does s/he respect from a student?
Unless it is an objective test, you need to do far more than just give a right answer. You have to show insight, organize your answers well, etc.
2007-05-10 02:10:23
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answered by neniaf 7
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I would suggest that you ask your teacher for a checklist for everything that is on the exam and what you need to do to study for it, like exercises from text book. also read back over all your notes and try to summarise in one or two A4 page, or just the smallest amount of pages you can.
2007-05-10 09:19:37
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answered by Ellie 2
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Study the material the test is over thoroughly.
2007-05-10 09:08:43
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answered by meetbleek23 3
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Be prepared. Know what is going to be in the exam and study, study, study!
2007-05-13 22:58:57
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answered by maestra 4
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