If the statement contains words like "always" or "never", then chances are the answer is false.

True/False questions are the easiest so there isn't a reason to worry about them.

Guess if you don’t know. Statistically, tests tend to have more false statements than true ones.

Scan through the question quickly so you can get started on the problem.

Make sure you are done with the problem before moving on to the next.

You may need to estimate your answer if there are multiple choices.

it's best to save those types of questions for last

pay attention to the length of the blank or to the number of blank lines

make sure your answer is specific, never give general answers

don’t spend a lot of time on one question. You may come up with an answer as you work on other questions

look for clues in the question. Words like define, describe, or explain can point you in the right direction.

Both answers are correct

always select A if you don't know the answer since A is usually the answer for these types of exams

work as fast as you can, time is factored into your final score

be realistic, there are questions that you will not be able to answer.

True

False

concentrating too much on the test

nausea

Both answers are correct

Pressure to perform well.

Past test experiences that were not positive.

Both answers are correct

Get the amount of sleep that's appropriate for you.

Think positively and learn to relax

Have a healthy diet and exercise regularly.

All of the above