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- knowing why the correct answer is right is good, but knowing why the incorrect answers are wrong is better
- read every word, understand the details/dates
- know exactly what the question is asking for
- use guesstimation/process of elimination if answers are in numbers and you don't know the answer
- slow down, DON'T rush.
- read the question before the prompt if the prompt is long
- do easy questions first, mark unsure, only select answer if sure
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