How to Study for a Multiple Choice Exam

Multiple choice does not have to be synonymous with "multiple guess." Follow these study tips to improve your confidence and performance on multiple choice style exams.

Instructions

    • 1

      List main topics that will be covered on the exam. Topic headings should include key ideas covered in class and in the the course text.

    • 2

      List all subordinate details you can think of for each main topic. Again, details should come from the course notes and textbook.

    • 3

      Brainstorm possible exam questions your professor might ask based on the lists you have made.

    • 4

      Answer the questions you come up with, and elaborate on the answers as much as possible. The key is understanding the material, not just memorizing it for one time use.

    • 5

      Highlight questions or insecurities you may still have. Ask classmates for help, or, even better, ask the professor directly as soon as possible.

    • 6

      Have fun studying. It may sound like an oxymoron, but, in many cases, you have opted to take this course for a particular reason and you are paying for it. So make the most of it and enjoy.

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