good tips
I read some great advice I would like to share:
-9 times out of 10 your first answer is the right one, don't second guess yourself.
-Try to answer the question before looking at your choices, then if you see your guess as one of your choices then it's a no brainer.
-There's no such thing as too much studying.
-Make flash cards, they make memorization a lot easier.
-Read the questions VERY carefully, the wording they use can trick you into picking the wrong answer.
-9 times out of 10 your first answer is the right one, don't second guess yourself.
-Try to answer the question before looking at your choices, then if you see your guess as one of your choices then it's a no brainer.
-There's no such thing as too much studying.
-Make flash cards, they make memorization a lot easier.
-Read the questions VERY carefully, the wording they use can trick you into picking the wrong answer.
Richard Krenzel
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leprechaun
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Thanks fella:
I will be doing my OS this friday 11am been studying and reading ..Last night was the first time idid my sample questions formt the cd and got 80 % ...but i still want to study ,,wanting to avoid a brain cramp this friday..Any more tips are all welcome fellas..ej -
Slowhand
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Yup. I've found just about all those to be true, almost all the time. Of course, it took me a few exams to figure that out, but I think it's finally sunk in.
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